With the increase in world gas prices, our dependence on fossil fuels has come under widespread public attention. Oxyhydrogen while not a new technology can be used to help cut daily commuting costs. (…)
A few months ago I bought a set of plans off the Internet that promised to show me how to build my own hydrogen generator to run my car on water… to actually use water for gas. (…)
When most people purchase a vehicle, they do so with the intention of keeping it for many years. (…)
Looking at buying a car, and trying to decide whether to go new or used? You’re not alone. Many people make this decision everyday. (…)
For quite some time, the only way that engine designers knew how to make power was by adding displacement. The bigger the engine, the more power it could make. (…)
You might have heard the old saying that before deciding to increase the horsepower of your vehicle, it is a good idea to bump up its stopping power. (…)
Your engine needs to get as much oxygen as it can in order to perform to its maximum potential. (…)
One of the best visual and performance modifications that you can make to your import vehicle is to lower it. (…)
Your car’s engine is essentially a great big air pump. The more air that can be sucked into the motor and mixed with gasoline, then the more power it can make through combustion. (…)
With fuel prices rising, road tax on the increase and the astronomical cost of living continually emptying the nation’s transport funds – why aren’t people using public transport more? (…)