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Testimonial... |
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"Thanks for
all your
advice on
the 'Hybrid Water Power' Website. I
haven't
quite
managed to
get the 12 extra MPG
that you
achieved but
I am getting an extra 5 MPG in my
diesel
which is
mighty
impressive
seeing that
I'm no mechanic and my truck was
only getting 9 MPG to begin with"
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From Dave: Celebrating 27
Years In The Garage This Month! |
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RE: Results Of My 'Hydrogen Fuel Saver' Product
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Hey,
Dave here. If you're not
one of my regular subscribers,
let me quickly tell you a little
about myself ...and then I'll tell you how I managed to gain an extra 12 mpg in my '07 Nissan Xterra using a new product called the 'Hybrid Water Power' system.
Ok...
I've been working as a general mechanic since
1982 and although I'm not a specialist in any field, I know quite a lot
about how vehicles work. I may not be a scientist or physics professor, but I do know that if you
increase cylinder pressure or flame speed in an engine.... it will increase gas mileage.
Since I began my mechanics career
all those years ago, I have always wondered why other technologies seem to
advance rapidly, while cars are still getting the same crappy MPG they did 40 years
ago. I've seen hundreds of fuel saving devices hit the
market, and 99% of
them have been total scams. To make things
worse, if one of them happens to work.... it suddenly disappears from the market, never to be
seen again.
Last year
when gas prices hit
$4.50 per gallon, I got angry. I put a lot of time into reading this "water for gas"
info (also called HHO Technology) while
desperatly looking for ways to save on fuel costs, but when gas prices suddenly
dropped, I almost decided to put my research on the backburner.
My wife Karen convinced me to go ahead with it by explaining that virtually
no one is betting gas prices will stay low, so I continued with more research on these "Do-It-Yourself" water hybrid systems. HHO conversion plans basically show you how to build
and install a small device into your vehicle called an HHO Generator. These systems use
electricity to release hydrogen based gas from water called "HHO". The
HHO gas is then directed into your vehicle's air intake system.
A few weeks ago I sent an email to my
subscribers advising them on which system to use....and in the next few
moments, I can hopefully advise
you on the same!
Here's The Problem...
See, nowadays, trying to save money on gas is even more
difficult and confusing than it
used to be. There are so many
products on the market to choose
from and unless you have the
time and money to test them out,
you're basically going to go
round in circles....and
potentially lose a lot of
money.
And this is the exact reason why last month, (after continually being asked
to do so
by subscribers!) I decided to test 14 of the most popular "Water Fuel"
conversion guides to
see which ones actually work!
What Happened...
The truth was, most were total rubbish and a few could even
be described as 'scams'. In
fact, out of the 14 that I
tested, only two actually worked to improve my car's gas mileage. In
fact, one device in particular worked SO well, I
managed to make an extra $650 last week installing these kits from my
garage.
Here's an overview of both...
and make sure you read my
conclusion at the end... |
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Lets begin with a
review of the new 'HybridWaterPower' system, which is designed and published by a
gentleman named Bob Volk. He has been in the HHO Business for over 10
years and his company, Transitional Technologies is truly an HHO Hybrid company.
After
initially checking
out the site, it was
immediately apparent
that this product is for real. They aren't promising the unrealistic MPG
gains like others are.
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I had already read good things about HWP in Popular Science magazine,
and after I downloaded the system from the product delivery page, I kinda realised
why....
This
system includes a 154 page ebook and unlimited access to over 105 private videos that
go into an almost agonizing amount of
detail. It is by far the BEST set of HHO conversion plans on the market
today.
I decided to install this system in my 2007 Nissan Xterra. It took me
around 4 hours to build the device, and about half an hour to install the system in
my vehicle. I found everything
needed to build it at my local hardware store. The parts were fairly cheap at around $75 total.
The device built worked very well,
increasing my gas mileage by almost 60% over the two weeks following the
installation. Specifically, gas mileage improved from 21 MPG to 33 MPG. At current gas prices I am now saving
over $950 per year with my new HHO system. I can and will tell
you is this: It works!
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Another thing I wanted to
mention was the overall increase in vehicle performance. I noticed
significant improvements in torque, faster
acceleration, better throttle response, smoother gear shifts and reduced hydrocarbon emissions.
HybridWaterPower also
provides you a few extra bonuses, including eBooks about other fuel
savers, exclusive
parts and
suppliers lists and IRS Tax Credit Forms which can be used to make the
government pay for the cost of your HHO upgrade
This is not rocket science, and this device
can be built by anybody. They teach you everything you MUST do in order to get
maximum MPG improvement. Their design and customer support are miles above the rest.
I sent an email question to test their support and received a response the next day.
They also offer a solid 60-day money back guarantee.
Overall,
'Hybrid Water Power' is a
great system... the best out of the 14 HHO products
I tested and I highly
recommend it.
Click Here To Find Out A
Little More
...and you can see my
conclusions below... |
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When I first saw
the Gas4Free website, I must admit I thought 'here we
go..., yet another so- called Water for Fuel
website promising
unrealistic results' ...and usually I
would've avoided this
kinda' thing like the
plague.
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However, because the whole point of my
research was to end
all speculation and to find the best
'Hydrogen Hybrid' systems
on the net, I just went ahead and downloaded
it.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Gas4Free system was very
compact and durable. Scientist Vic Lawson has come up with a great design that
produces a fair amount of HHO gas using very little battery power. His instruction
manual is highly detailed with lots of pictures and diagrams to
follow.
This design was a little more difficult to build. A table saw was require to
build this HHO generator and the parts were quite expensive at $155
total. I'm not much
of a carpenter so I had a hard time cutting the plexi-glass to fit
properly, although
if you have experience using a table saw it should be fairly easy.
I removed the previous system from my Nissan and installed the Gas4Free
system in its place. As expected, the system caused my "check engine" light to come
on, so I implemented a few extra techniques that I learned from the HybridWaterPower
manual to deal with this issue.
I managed to gain an extra 7 MPG with this device, and
once again I noticed improvements in
torque, horsepower, throttle response, smoother gear shifts and lower emissions,
although the
performance improvements were slightly less than they had been during the previous
installation. Overall,
it's a good design!
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However, the MPG gains did not live up to what is stated on the website
(they claim that you can double, even triple your gas mileage) nor were they as effective and easy to implement as the
techniques in the HybridWaterPower manual.
Gas4Free does work
but I'd advise you to read my conclusion
below before taking action. Warning: Gas4Free has stopped offering customer support for
their product. If you decide to purchase this product, be aware that YOU WILL NOT
receive any support at all.
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The
Conclusion...?
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Well,
after some deliberation, my
conclusion is this: If
you want to start saving gas
immediately then
the Hybrid Water
Power system is certainly the one to go for.
Don't
get me wrong, the Gas4Free
system DOES work... although you will have to spend a little extra time trying to
implement everything. Even though I have oodles of experience working with vehicles, the real
reason why I was able to get 12 extra MPG was because I used the extra techniques and information provided in the
HybridWaterPower manual.
So
that's it. If you could use
an extra $75-$100 per month
(who can't?), and you have a
few hours to spare this weekend, then go ahead and give HybridWaterPower
shot.
Check out the
HybridWaterPower System - Click here. |
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NEW - FREE BONUS OFFER!!! Purchase either the HybridWaterPower
or Gas4Free
System through ANY link on THIS website and I will personally email you
a link to download the following FREE bonus package: - -
11 Different HHO Generator Plans, including super efficient HHO Dry Cell plans!
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9 Bonus Guides on how to make Solar Panels, Wind Turbines, Bio-Diesel, and
Ethanol.
- - HHO Enhancer plans, including EFIE devices,
MAP/MAF Enhancers and PWM plans!
- - Soldering Tutorial and
Electronics Tutorial, including how to read a Circuit Diagram.
- - NEW! The Gas4Free
HHO Plans and Bonus Guides are now included
in the bonus pack!
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Over 20 different eBooks!
A Quick Preview Of Whats Inside!
How To Download This Bonus Package: All you have to do is come back to
THIS
web page when you are ready to purchase your HHO Plans,
and click on any link to visit the HybridWaterPower or Gas4Free
website. (Remember, Gas4free Plans are now included.)
You will
see a special "Tracking ID" within the URL
at the top of your internet browser.
This "Tracking ID" will
let me know that you purchased after visiting THIS website, so that I
can send you the bonus package via email. If you purchase with PayPal,
the bonus package will be sent to your PayPal email address.
This is a LIMITED TIME OFFER, so get your HHO
plans today before this bonus offer expires! HybridWaterPower Tracking ID
Link: Gas4Free Tracking
ID Link:
Click Here
Click
Here
NOTE: Please allow up to 48 hours
for email
delivery, although I usually deliver the Bonus Pack within 12 hours. Be sure to check your "spam folder" just in case, especially
if you use Yahoo or Gmail services.
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