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they give you a free one/gettin some to do all this plugging? lol
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shouldve spent that money on some more false badging
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Hey, who knows, maybe it'll work. Watch him come back and pwn everyone with 35% fuel economy or something. Me, I'd rather take that 250 bux and put it towards a set of 1.84 or 1.9 rockers and some springs, but that's just me.
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If anyone's interested, I have some oceanfront property in Kansas that I inherited and may be willing to sell.
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spend it now save for later :-)
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Kansas? No way man, Arizona, that's where it's at and then my buddy Lex is going to launch a few nukes and well, we all know how valuable my land will be then!
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Actually I have no problem doing that, hence the reason i've been wanting those parts for my car for the past 5 months, lol. |
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"It will (*spank*) his TA".... I'd personally like to circuit him so I can watch my $2,000 in suspension components come in very handy and his car smoking nicely against some wall
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scientifically speaking of course but ive never felt more retarded than after reading this thread
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but what your saying is scientifically your theory
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well chemistry doesn't say there might be more than what's to the eye
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You need more energy to seperate water into hydrogen and oxygen then it would take to power the car. Such a waste.
If you wana save the world, get a Hyrbid. |
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Actually, I remember doing an expirement (sp?) in 9th grade where we took some plain old tap water and some sort of catalyst and we passed a small current through it to get hydrogen and oxygen. That was 9 years ago and using very rudimentary equipment. I'm sure its more than possible, there's just one thing I don't understand. How does it save you gas? It says it will burn the hydrogen (VERY volitile and exothermic fuel, hindenburg anyone?) and save your gasoline, but how? The car does not know you are adding the extra fuel to the system, is there a parameter in the computer for added hydrogen? Also too, the resultant material of the combustion (sp?) of hydrogen (read: the OXYGENATION of hydrogen) is water.
Those are just a few reasons why I don't get it, but it wouldn't surprise me if I was wrong, it happens all the time. If you get it and it works well be sure to post up, I'm sure a lot of people would like to know. |
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edit, if you want to save money, convert your FIREBIRD to ethonal and start growing ur own corn. |
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HOLY ****!!! i NEVER in a million years thought i'd say this when quoting Matt... but.... :owned: |
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