Please dont tell me, that any of you have this Options

[D-Man]

oh crap, this is by far one of the BIGGEST rip-offs i've seen... Theese people have taken a Jelly jar and made an electromagnet into the lid, and are claiming it doubles (or provides up to 430% increases in) your gas, Increases your (naturally aspirated) Boost, and you only gotta fill up this jar once every 8-9 months. It Cleans your engine, and prevents smog. Infact it even repairs the atmosphere.


http://water4gas.com/2books.htm?hop=woracal

Goodness, will theese people ever stop with the scams? and how many people will fall for this one?

This post has been edited by D-Man: Jul 14, 2008 - 12:35 PM

[Cory]

For all you guys that immediately write this off - I'm glad not everyone is not as opposed to new ideas and technology as you make yourselves out to be, otherwise we would still be trying to drive our cars with square stone wheels.

Go check out these videos and see if your opinion changes. I'm not talking about the crappy water4gas product, because they are junk and most of them just sell you instructions on building one, not an actual installable unit.

Water-powered welder and car: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4JXKn1e9ig

Japanese water-powered concept car: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrxfMz2eDME

I saw this stuff and went "WOW!"...I considered playing with this technology in an old tercel or corolla just to see what kind of results can come from it. Anyway, make of it what you will, but the technology exists and in the right engineering hands, it DOES work!

[D-Man]

For all you guys that immediately write this off - I'm glad not everyone is not as opposed to new ideas and technology as you make yourselves out to be, otherwise we would still be trying to drive our cars with square stone wheels.

We're not saying it isn't possible. We're saying that a jelly jar with a wire in it isn't going to solve your problem

Yeah, it is possible to convert various items into usable power sources, And i'm all about that. But this $200 jar that sprays "shocked" water into your engine isn't going to be helping your car at all.

This thread is dedicated to trashing faulty, and falsely advertised products such as the Spiffy-Jelly jar (as i've come to call it.) Products that dont work, and are intended to do nothing but make profit at the expense of the longevity of your engine.