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No, it is not for real.

This is a scam, and nothing more. You will waste MORE energy extracting the hydrogen from the oxygen than you will EVER get back by burning the hydrogen. And, no, mixing a bit of hydrogen with the air/fuel mixture does not--CANNOT!--increase your gas mileage. This is a guaranteed loser, all...

Yep. Changing the gear is easy and cheap. I see no reason to spend the money on one of the electronic doo-hickeys.

I have them front and rear on my 2001 XJ. On icy/slushy roads here in Denver, if I get on the gas going around a corner, it will break loose maybe a little bit easier than when it was open--a little, not a lot. Overall, though, I like them very much.

Nope. Wrong. In the first place, I would have been wearing my seatbelt, so it wouldn't have happened to me. In the second place, I might have been pissed about it, but I wouldn't have come on hear whining about the "ass-hat police officers." I would have maybe complained about the law, and...

Forget it. Once it is bent it has a weak spot in it and it will bend again and again. You need to replace it.

No offense, but trying to save money on your tow points is not too smart. You get cheapo tow points--or none at all--and then when you get yanked out by them you can do many hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars worth of damage. That's if you're lucky; if you're not lucky the tow hook tears...

Yeah, why don't you try that the next time you see a cop on private property. SHEESH! This sort of thing is why people say, friends don't let friends take internet legal advice.

Yeah. First time I heard that joke was about 30 years ago, but it's still funny.

It's real simple. He broke the law, he got a ticket, and instead of dealing with it he comes on here whining and name-calling and looking for sympathy. If the subject line was something like "stupid seatbelt laws" and the original post had said something like, "I got a ticket for not wearing...

4 ga. wires for the short runs that you have ought to handle 150 amps just fine so I'd get the 150 amp fuse. On the other hand, with a 124 amp alternator you should--theoretically at least--never try to push more than 125 amps through the system so the 125 amp fuse would probably work fine...

Let me make sure I've got this straight. You broke the law and got a ticket for it, but YOU'RE the "victim." Yeah, right. Sorry, buddy, but you're just digging your hole deeper and deeper. The cops weren't the ass-hats and you weren't the victim.

Yeah, there are some cops who like the power and control. And it would have been real nice of the cops in this case to let the guys off with just a warning. But it doesn't make them "ass-hats" or "ass faces" just because they decided to issue the ticket. I know that the original poster CLAIMS...

Well, you asked, so I'll spell it out for you. Yes, YOU are the ass-hats! Why? Because you were in the wrong, but even still you come on here with all this attitude and name-calling about the "ass-hat police officers." If you weren't acting like a cry-baby you would suck it up, admit that...

Yeah, I see the ass-hats here, but it's NOT the police officers!

Of COURSE you were right! The REALLY smart thing that you did was not get into an argument with her, but just call your office. She may sue, but she isn't going to win unless your office decides to settle out of court. What your office should do is call the local animal control and report her!

What he said. The bottom line is that with a 100 amp fuse you will not ever be able to push more than 100 amps through the system. If you try the fuse will fry. So why did you waste time and money on a 124 amp alternator? You can't use its full ability. Might just as well have stuck with a...

Without knowing what you've already done it's impossible to know, although I would generally agree with those who say recovery should come first. On the other hand, I've seen plenty of XJs with a lift, big tires, a winch, and NO TOW POINTS!!! To me, if you do that, you might as well hang a sign...

When you're not going way too fast for the conditions it's a lot easier to swerve and not end up 40 ft. down a ravine. The fundamental problem with the original story, obviously, was that they guys were all driving too fast for the conditions and for their own skill levels (although it's...

I hope you're joking. Otherwise this is just about the stupidest statement that I've ever seen.