Transforming your car or truck is a water/gas powered hybrid will drastically improve your gas mileage. Some people have seen as much as a 70% improvement both in performance and overall mileage per tank.

For more than four months now we have been driving a car that runs off water. Our '92' Honda Civic was converted to a gas-water hybrid and we have been saving an average of $40 per week on our fuel costs.
To say our car runs off only water would not be accurate. The new injection system actually only puts a small amount of water in the fuel system, broken down into very fine particles.
What do you need to build a car that runs with water?
· Accurate plans to build the water for gas car
· No special skills
· No real mechanical skill
· Easily obtained parts
It's important to note that we really don't have any real mechanical skills in order to build the injection system. If we needed to be a mechanic we would never have been able to install the system. That is definitely not my specialty. But we really wanted to save money on our fuel costs and this system has turned out to be a great choice.
Our fuel savings is about 45% right now and that is pretty good. It cost us about $220 including the plans to install the water-gas injection components and it took about 4 days to find them.
There sure is a lot of controversy surrounding the new technology but we have seen several cases of vehicles working fine and much improved gas mileage, including our own. We even went so far as to ask the publisher where we could find someone who had installed the conversion before we began. We enjoyed our visit with the referral we got and decided to give it a try. Glad we did.
We found a great little free e-book that explains all of the questions we had. You can find it at the link we have provided. It does a great job of getting you started.
It tells you where to get the best plans, how much it costs to do the conversion and even how long it takes to do it. You can build a car that runs with water too.

 The Water4Gas system provides your  car with "Hydrogen-On-Demand" - you produce the hydrogen when you need it. No storage tanks!! It's far better for the environment since the only byproduct this system gives off is purified water.