The Hydro Assist Fuel Cell...
The Hydro Assist Fuel Cell is a combination of long standing, proven technologies.
It works by extracting a hydrogen-oxygen mixture from water by ionizing it with electricity from the battery.
This mixture adds extra hydrogen to your fuel, which burns easily and powerfully and enriches your fuel mixture,
giving you added mileage and power. The oxygen increases the octane value of your fuel. The system also uses
six powerful magnets that ionize the gasoline to produce smaller molecules and help separate the compounds into
simple elements so they burn more completely. And, a specially formulated “covalizer” breaks down the covalent
bonds of the long chain gas molecules and helps “crack” and vaporize your fuel as well as increase the life of
your engine. A perfectly balanced mixture of hydrogen and oxygen enriches the fuel so the computer can lean out
the gas. Our special computer controls the car’s existing computer and keeps it from rejecting the savings.
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“
This is the best thing since the invention of the automobile!” Mechanic from Seattle, WA

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Sample of Documented Results
with the Hydro Assist Fuel Cell
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MPG |
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Before |
After |
Savings |
| Toyota Corolla |
1996 |
4 cyl |
23 |
60 |
160% |
| Hyundai |
2000 |
4 cyl |
33 |
75 |
127% |
| Chevy Monte Carlo |
2004 |
6 cyl |
30 |
50 |
67% |
| Chevy Tahoe SUV |
2004 |
8 cyl |
15.57 |
25.3 |
63% |
| Honda Civic |
1997 |
stick |
31.42 |
50.6 |
61% |
| F-150 |
1995 |
8 cyl |
12.7 |
33 |
159% |
| Toyota Camry |
2002 |
4 cyl |
42 |
63 |
50% |
| Grand Am |
2000 |
6 cyl |
33.37 |
64.33 |
93% |
| Marquis |
2002 |
8 cyl |
26.78 |
64.43 |
141% |
| Honda CRV |
1999 |
4 cyl |
26.73 |
62 |
131% |
| Dodge Neon |
2002 |
2.L |
39.2 |
73.53 |
88% |
| Plymouth Breeze |
1998 |
4 cyl |
38.46 |
77.84 |
102% |
| Mazda |
2006 |
4 cyl |
46 |
92 |
120% |
| Honda Civic |
2007 |
4 cyl |
33 |
85 |
158% |
| Jeep Wrangler |
2000 |
4 cyl |
17.3 |
26.58 |
53% |
| Subaru Legacy |
2000 |
4 cyl |
32 |
63 |
97% |
| Honda Accord EX |
2000 |
4 cyl |
28.4 |
55.9 |
97% |
| GMC Safari Van |
1994 |
6 cyl |
19.86 |
30.4 |
53% |
| Mazda MPV |
2004 |
6 cyl |
23.4 |
43.47 |
85% |
| GMC 2500 HD P/U |
2001 |
8 cyl |
9 |
15.2 |
69% |
| Ford Cargo Van |
1995 |
6 cyl |
11.9 |
43 |
261% |
| Silverado P/U |
2003 |
8 cyl |
18 |
33.4 |
85% |
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Results achieved in scientific highway tests. |
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FINALLY ...
REAL TECHNOLOGY
THAT REALLY SAVES!
The HAFC Vaporizer
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The Vaporizer contains 6 powerful magnets to help ionize the fuel and break it down into tiny sized
molecules for easier consumption, a cleaner burn, and a more thorough utilization of the fuel. The radiator
hose provides heat to pre-heat the gasoline as well.
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The HAFC Hydrogen Fuel Cell
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The Fuel Cell is the heart of the system. It separates water into
hydrogen and oxygen, and adds the hydrogen to the fuel
mixture, making the fuel mixture rich so the computer can
“lean” the fuel. The unit is built of durable
stainless steel. It can be used even in freezing weather.
- 6 x 6 x 4-1/2
- draws 28 amps
- produces 100-130 liters of HHO mixture per hour
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The HAFC Optimizer
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Most cars have computers that govern the gas usage
of the vehicle. The HAFC Optimizer is an actual
computer that ties into the emissions control system
on the car and teaches the manufacturer’s
computer to operate the HAFC System to keep it from
rejecting the savings. This unit is the patented
difference between the HAFC and all other gas saving devices.
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The Covalizer
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The Covalizer is a blend of special chemicals added to the fuel that helps “crack” the fuel into smaller
molecules and aid vaporization, so your engine burns the fuel more completely, yielding greater fuel economy.
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ASSURANCE OF SATISFACTION ON THE HAFC SYSTEM KIT
The HAFC system will likely double your gas mileage!
The kit is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED to increase your gas mileage by at least 50% or the cost of the kit will
be refunded to you. There is a scientific procedure for testing the vehicle before and after the modification
that will PROVE the effect the kit has had on your mileage. We have actually improved mileage by more than
300% in some instances.
HOW TO PROPERLY TEST THE MILEAGE (orange test)
There are all sorts of variables in short term testing for mileage increase. Is it winter or summer? Was
it windy the day the test ran; were there favorable or unfavorable weather conditions? Did you go up hills
or down hills, and have to start and stop more? Many things must be considered, including your driving habits,
traffic patterns, weather conditions, geography of the land, and many other variables. In order to properly
test the mileage of a vehicle, it is important to limit all variables except the vehicle itself. That way the
vehicle can tell you what has happened to its efficiency by comparing an orange to an orange. You must test
your mileage BEFORE you install the HAFC Kit, and then again AFTER. Here’s how to conduct your mileage test…
- Find a freeway with at least three or four lanes going in your direction, with an entrance and exit
on both the north and south side of the freeway. It should be the straightest and most level strip of freeway
available to you. There must also be a gas station on one side or the other at the exit.
- Stop and fully gas up your car until it is absolutely full to the top. If you want to be absolutely sure,
use a funnel to top it off.
- Travel at least twenty miles or more, in one direction or the other to a u-turn that goes over the freeway
and heads back in the direction you came from. USE CRUISE CONTROL TO MAINTAIN A CONSTANT 55mph SPEED!
- Go back to the exit you got on and get off. Go back across the freeway to the gas station you gassed up at
and top it off once more.
- The amount you used to travel the forty or fifty miles (whatever the mileage was for the total trip) will
determine your mileage on the highway. Go at least forty miles in total.
- Divide the miles by the amount of gas used to get miles per gallon of gas.
We provide more information about this test with the kit.
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