It is true that there are now cars available that runs on water. In 2006 there was an article in the Mobile magazine stating that a prototype of a car being able to run on water had been built. Apparently this car drove for a hundred miles using only four ounces of water for fuel. Amazing isn't it. Just imagine the saving on fuel costs in the long run if you were to convert your car to run on water.

There is also a device called a "water fuel cell" for to convert a car to run on water. It is designed to break water down into two components namely oxygen and hydrogen through the process of electrolysis. This process produces hydrogen from water which is then used as fuel for cars. That is why it is also known as a hydrogen fuel cell.

The process to convert a car to run on water is actually a lot simpler than it may sound. The basic idea is to turn the liquid water into it's gas stage. This is something that we all probably learned in elementary school. There are three stages: gas, liquid and solid. So when water is brought to a high enough temperature, it turns into a gas. In this case it actually turns into two gases namely hydrogen and oxygen. This is the same effect that you'll also see in your kitchen if you boil a pot of water for too long.

Now when you convert a car to run on water, we basically need to harness the power of that gas. Steam power has long been used to drive locomotives or trains and will certainly have enough power to drive your much smaller vehicle such as your car. The problem comes with harnessing that steam.

Kits designed to convert your car to run on water, solved this problem by using different gauges and implements. What happens is that this kit hooks directly onto your car's engine and heats up the water by attracting itself to the battery and electrical system. The steam being released from the water is then used to drive the car, effectively creating a way for converting a car to run on water.

The easiest way for you to convert a car to run water is to use one of these converter kits. It can be easily installed in a few hours time and you will be well on your way to saving thousands in fuel costs. The benefits compelling us to covert our cars to run on water are: 1 The most obvious one is to save money. You can save up to $1.4 a gallon if you converting a car to run on water. Secondly is to reduce pollution and thirdly have a cleaner engine. The system is also very safe and needs no mechanical experience.