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A small boxy electrolysis unit that rather resembles a battery is installed under the hood of your car and the hydrogen gas output is piped into your engine via the existing air intake.
Regular do-it-yourselfers all over the country are performing the conversion and experiencing rather dramatic increases in fuel efficiency of anywhere from 50% to 200%.
The hydrogen gas when used in conjunction with ordinary gasoline or diesel has the effect of improving the efficiency of both fuels.
Imagine doubling or more your gas mileage just by using water as a fuel supplement.
Still haven't decided to take the plunge? Well, let us give you a few compelling reasons why you should make the change today.
Cost-to-benefit ratio - For a do-it-yourselfer the cost of converting a car to hydrogen is so cheap that it makes buying a Prius look a little silly.
Parts, instructions and product support all run less than $200.
If you fill up your tank once a week before conversion, chances are you'll make up all the costs involved in three months or less.
Energy shortages and global dependence on fossil fuels - The great concerns of our time have intruded into the lives of nearly every household in the world, and we wait for the leaders of our country's to find and enact the solutions that we need.
But there are great many concerns, and world governments are struggling to find solutions to the few that they have chosen to focus on.
A 50% increase in fuel efficiency is easy to achieve with this technology, and 76% is average.
This is not a small step and it's available to everyone today.
An average 76% improvement in automotive consumption of fossil fuels everywhere would change the world, and buy us the decades we need.
Inflation - inflation is driven in a large part by the cost of the fuel required to bring products to consumers.
Almost universally around the world food and energy are separated from other measures of inflation because of greater volatility.
If the cost of energy, and the cost of bringing food to market could be made to trend down, inflation could be brought down to a low level.
Standard of living - the cost of a single liter of fuel in Madrid is $4.
55 at the time of this writing.
It's worse in some countries.
We see this number fall during times of recession, simply because people cannot afford the expense, and demand for gasoline falls.
With this technology we could reduce demand of gasoline significantly and see the cost per liter drop.
Not only will we need less of it, it could be less expensive anyway.
More money to put food on families tables and books in students desks.
Converting a car to hydrogen is simple, affordable and effective.
It's a lifestyle choice that can affect more than just our individual bottom line.
Make the change and your friends and neighbors will want to know how it's working out for you.
It won't take much for anyone who sees it operate to realize how indispensable the technology is.
The choice is easy, it's so affordable that almost anyone can have it.
Make the conversion today, and breathe easier tomorrow.
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