Something to think about for my 100th post

[overtaker]

First off, Thanks to all contributors!!! I've learned a lot in just a few months. Now for something to think about. CHUCKS car gets 30mpg. and he drives 12,000 miles a year with gas at $4.00 gal. JIMS truck gets 12mpg. and he drives 12,000 miles a year with gas at $4.00 gal. CHUCK figures out how to run his car with hho only ( made on demand ). JIM builds a nice hho generator and doubles his mileage to 24 mpg. Who will save more money at years end? Whats the moral to this story? :)

[justaguy]

Whats the moral to this story? Again thanks again to all.



Hmmm, that you saved money by switching to geico?:confused:

[Jaxom]

Jim went from $4000 a year to $2000.
Chuck went from $1600 a year to the cost of distilled water.

Jim saves more money but he's still polluting the air and spending a lot of cash on gas.

The moral is, HHO is better for guys with gas guzzlers. :D
Also, don't look a gift horse in the mouth. If you save $2k a year be happy with it.

[Farmercal]

The moral of the story is don't buy a truck that only gets 12 mpg. Sheesh!

[overtaker]

Jaxom, I couldn't have said it better myself. Farmercal, If you could buy one of these trucks dirt cheap ( which you can ) because of the poor fuel economy and then double the mileage it would be a win win situation.

[Jaxom]

I bought my Jeep for $700, and it gets 19.5 with no HHO. :D
243,000 miles on the old 4x4 and she's still running strong.

[Farmercal]

Jaxom, I couldn't have said it better myself. Farmercal, If you could buy one of these trucks dirt cheap ( which you can ) because of the poor fuel economy and then double the mileage it would be a win win situation.agreed! That's why I am reading these forums. My son has a 1994 Caprice Classic with a 350 CID engine (same as a corvette). It will be the next test vehicle.