You may be wondering what is the Hydro 4000. It was recently featured on an NBC local news channel. It is a device manufactured by a company out of Jupiter, FL called Green Machine Solutions, Inc. The device is basically a conversion kit that allows your car to use water to boost fuel economy. The report proves that it works and that it boosted the miles per gallon by 61% in a vehicle they tested it on. The problem I see is that the device is too expensive at $1200. There are already a number of options where you can build a similar product much cheaper if you are the do-it-yourself type. Here is the video of the news channel's report.

I would recommend you check out these web sites before you spend more money than necessary.

RunYourCarWithWater.com

Water4Gas.com

Could this be the answer to high gas prices? Please leave comments and/or suggestions. 

A good friend of mine sent me some information about how he has nearly doubled his gas mileage by using a method that turns your car into a gas and water hybrid. Apparently he purchased a product from Water4Gas.com, which gives you all the information needed to convert your car. To support his claim he also sent me a link to a video of a guy who has done the same thing he did, as well as the video below from a news station who covered this new technology. To visit their site you can click here. There is also an alternative product(click here) that claims to be just as effective, but costs half as much for only $49. I am going to try it on my 1997 Toyota that already gets great gas mileage.

Question:

Can you really run your car with water? Has anyone else tried this? If so, does it work? Please leave comments and/or suggestions.