Electric Car Kits - Which Kit is Complete?

On Oct 29, 5:38*am, virig > wrote:
> If you wanted to convert your car to electric, you would obviously
> need a kit…http://consumershop.googlepages.com/electric_car_kits

Sure.

HHO Kits also on-offer from this website.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA

I emailed one of those places selling the HHO kits. He claimed that he was
running one on his car but when I asked about seeing it up close and
personal, he said his car was just stolen. yeah right!


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On Oct 29, 5:38 am, virig > wrote:
> If you wanted to convert your car to electric, you would obviously
> need a kit…http://consumershop.googlepages.com/electric_car_kits

Sure.

HHO Kits also on-offer from this website.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA

The county Sheriff's office installed one of the HHO devices on one of the
patrol cars to see if they could reduce fuel consumption and save the
taxpayers money. Not surprisingly, after spending $1200.00 and installing
the device, the mileage got no better ... it actually decreased over the one
month test period. Doesn't surprise me in the least, back in high school
chemistry we split water into hydrogen and oxygen using electric current ...
and after 45 minutes we had a whole shot glass full of hydrogen. I guess
that would work to power a car as long as you were in no real hurry to get
anywhere! At that rate it would only take about a week or so to travel a
mile ...

"dave AKA vwdoc1" > wrote in message
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>I emailed one of those places selling the HHO kits. He claimed that he was
>running one on his car but when I asked about seeing it up close and
>personal, he said his car was just stolen. yeah right!
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> On Oct 29, 5:38 am, virig > wrote:
>> If you wanted to convert your car to electric, you would obviously
>> need a kit.http://consumershop.googlepages.com/electric_car_kits
>
> Sure.
>
> HHO Kits also on-offer from this website.
>
> Peter Wieck
> Melrose Park, PA
>