| The Car that got 376 Miles Per Gallon and the Winner of the 1973 Wood River Competition. By Susan Farmer Home Do you believe the car makers when they say 35 miles per gallon will be oh so hard to achieve? I don't! And here's why. Back in the 1970's when our country suffered from its last oil crisis, there was a contest sponsored by Shell Oil Company called the Wood River Competition. It was 1973. And guess who won. Not your fancy hybrid type car of nowadays, but a simple 1959 Opel T-1. This car achieved 376.59 miles per gallon! You think, how is it possible to achieve such great gas mileage? If cars could achieve today just half of that we could drastically reduce global warming, ice melting, and pollution! Well, you might ask? How did the winners of this Shell Oil contest, achieve such great gas mileage? Well its actually very simple technology! They put in a stock four cylinder engine. They heated and insulated the fuel line so that the gas entered the engine as lean vapor. Then they drove the car on a closed course at a steady 30 mph. Ok, you can't always drive 30 mph on a closed course, you do have to drive around town. But what if we could take that same technology and achieve the super gas mileage of only 150 miles per gallon? Think how that would help decrease global warming! Think how much money our country would save on gas! Well, what happened to the Opel t-1, this long forgotten car? Evan McMullen, owner of Cosmopolitan Motors (Seattle area) gets the credit for rediscovering it. McMllen heard about the car and bought it and now hopes to sell it to a technological museum. Now we have to ask ourselves, what happened to the car makers? Why isn't the main part of this technology being used today? Why are we being so duped? And why hasn't the media jumped on the band wagon? Even Guinness listed it in its 1975 record book! Technological journals from the 1970's raved about the effective, yet simple technology. Here's a photo of the winner of the 1973 Shell Oil sponsored Wood River Competition Source: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/351903_needle20.html Well, if you are excited that such gas mileage is at least possible, another idea has recently come to light. A man named Ozzie Freedom invented it. No, you won't get 376 miles per gallon gas mileage, but thousands of people are using the idea and many are reporting up to a 70% increase in gas mileage. Ozzie rediscovered a technology that has been suppressed for about 90 years! If you want to learn more about this exciting rediscovery now go here: http://myeasyhybrid.com He then simplified it using everyday hardware that you can find at the hardware store, he made it easy to install, very effective and very affordable. What he does is take the idea that water can enhance your engines performance and gas mileage. Very little water is needed. One quart may give you months of enhanced driving (up to 900 miles) before more is needed. The cost? They say its about $65 in parts and a mechanic a half hour To install. Ready made kits are also available. How does it work? His reinvention of this technology forces each gallon of water into 1,833 gallons of combustible gas! This technology cleans up emissions from your engine too. It enhances your engines power and performance. It reduces engine temperature, and helps your engine drive quieter and much smoother. For a video showing how the technology works and many testimonials of people already using this technology on their cars go here: http://myeasyhybrid.com Here is a list of items that you will need to make this idea work really well. 1. Electrolyzer - a unique design that has spirals rather than plates. It is basically a hydrogen generator contained in a highly durable quart size jar. So You get more HHO for less energy from the battery. Thousand of Road tests have demonstrated its safety. 2. Map Sensor Enhancer - an electronic device reduces fuel consumption without modifying either the engine or the computer on the car. 3. Vaporizer - ads water vapor to the engine to cool it. Fuel heater- preheats your gasoline for better gas mileage, using only energy from the radiator. No modifications needed. 4. PVC Enhancer (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) - another companion to this hydrogen system that protects the engine and saves gas. 5. Fuse holder and wiring - used to connect to the 12 volts. 6. Vacuum T-connector - helps you splice the vacuum line for feeding the hydrogen and oxygen into the engine. 7. Two Vacuum hoses: Connects to the intake manifold, and the other one oes to the air filter. Mechanical installation hardware: Bungee cords, 8" cable straps (for Electrolyzer), 11" cable straps (for Fuel Heater), flex tubing (to protect the wiring) 8. Catalyst - Household baking soda If you would like to learn more about how to enhance your cars Gas mileage and performance and about Ozzie Freedom by using Water for gas go here http://myeasyhybrid.com Warm wishes, Susan Farmer |
