Thread: would this really work?

water injections been around since the 40's works well on a diesel engines.

first account of its use that i know of was ww2 plane engines. keeps the cylinder temps lower. so more power and a longer lasting engine from it.

Originally Posted by Scottydoggs

water injections been around since the 40's works well on a diesel engines.

first account of its use that i know of was ww2 plane engines. keeps the cylinder temps lower. so more power and a longer lasting engine from it.

This isn't water injection, it's using electricity to separate the hydrogen and oxygen molecules in the water, then burning off the hydrogen gas as fuel in the engine. Like Jeff said though, you can't make enough to do anything, it's not metered, etc. It's witch craft and snake oil, basically.