there is no convincing you then []
this is just like if you took a handheld and pulled your fuel tables way back and did nothing else. bad idea..... but its ur car man.

 

Sounds like a bad chemist trying to be a bad mechanical engineer. Someone needs to brush up on the laws of thermodynamics. LOL

 

sounds to me like your making a H-bomb
but if that works that'll be some crazy ****

 

This may clear things up a bit. Ain't that easy.
http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/en/consumer/...zation-ice.htm

 

thats been my chief argument all along but apparently it doesnt hold any water here

 

lol, cant kill a man for experimenting, that would be some **** though if it works..
didnt they try this on mythbusters??

 

Yup and it failed.

 

What I want to know is will these solutions freeze in cold weather that they are using in these hybrid vehicles. where i live it can get to -40* in the winter.

 

i thought they said thats not what the hybrids use, but idk, i just skimmed through this, it was alot of readin lol.
but yeah, if your usin straight water, wouldnt it freeze?

 

If you go back and reads Specs post you can see that this method is not what hydrogen fuel cell cars use, and most hydrogen fuel cell cars run off of a special fuel that contains much more hydrogen than water. (Again, already been addressed by Spec).