Controversy surrounding a “simple to install” conversion unit which promises to substantially increase an ordinary vehicles fuel economy, is heating up.
(1888PressRelease) August 21, 2008 - With petroleum prices recently hitting over $5 per gallon, vehicle owners are more commonly looking for ways of increasing their fuel economy or saving money on fuel. America has traditionally had a love affair with gas guzzlers but with fuel prices at an all time high, ordinary families are struggling with this additional expense.
Thousands of people around the world have turned to a product which is reported to enable an ordinary car or truck, powered by either gasoline or diesel, to run using something called “HHO”.
This technology is not new and is claimed to be ‘one of the most practical free energy devices, marked by extraordinary simplicity and effectiveness’. The device has been around for several years but with record fuel prices, interest in the device is growing by the day.
This simple device enables a vehicle to convert electricity from the battery to separate water into this gas known as HHO. This scientific term consists of two parts Hydrogen and 1 part Oxygen. HHO is a supercharged gas that burns effectively and produces significant energy, which is what improves fuel economy.
The controversy is over, both theorists and engineers claiming the product doesn’t work. Yet ironically there is an increasing amount of evidence which supports the device along with many thousands of satisfied customers.
Shanan Spearing, a promoter of the device stated “It won’t be the first time the theorists and engineers are proven wrong and there are many of them are making their claims without having tested or used the device. The product works but it is the degree of effectiveness that will vary”
He went on to add “We are happy to put our money where our mouth is, if for whatever reason our customers don’t get the results they are looking for, then we will refund the money they paid for it, no questions asked. These people are playing into the hands of the petroleum companies but eventually the rest of the world will wake up”
It is not just fuel economy that is reported to increase. It is also claimed that the device improves power, performance, cleans the engine and reduces emissions and can be purchased and installed for less than a few hundred dollars.
More information on the product is available from MyFuelisCheap.info
Controversy surrounding a “simple to install” conversion unit which promises to substantially increase an ordinary vehicles fuel economy, is heating up. 
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