Hydrogen Will Save The Internal Combustion Engine. Will Be The First Ever Sold !!!

[@B2quick]

As someone that worked at a hydrogen fuel cell company I wanna say thank you for finding a way to keep combustion alive at least until the government realizes the mess they're creating with the zero emissions law and laws that they've pulled out of the depths of there stomach bile... As a hotrodder I really appreciate what you have done here I watched the video you did with Stapleton and it had me intrigued then lol keep up the work

[@jeffwaldrop6005]

I worked for gm for 28 years and i have talked to alot of great engineers and technicians but this guy is a freaking genius. I know gm could have done something like this years ago but I feel like the oil companies kept it from happening.

[@cobra7250]

It’s easy to do all you have to do is learn how to contain it.

[@bigbulldragon]

We were studying hydrogen in internal combustion engines at U Windsor in the 90s. The issue wasn't the fuel or getting power from it, it was the safe storage of H in the vehicle and sourcing the H, which was only really available from industrial gas providers.

[@hughstephenson2957]

I remember back when propane conversions were all over trying to "save the environment".. Then certain states outlawed it because they couldnt tax it as a motor fuel.. sames gonna happen with this. The government always has their hand out

[@Nareimooncatt]

That's why I support a vehicle miles traveled tax system over the fuel tax. That way you are taxed regardless of your fuel source, and politicians can't play games with the tax as if being "green" somehow causes less damage to a road.

[@matzrat5006]

People are still using it, but it was used mostly to save you big bucks , it was like 25 cents a litre for many years, then oil companies decided to raise the prices sky high.

[@pauleddy5146]

@@Nareimooncatt why do you support a tax? Really?

[@Nareimooncatt]

@@pauleddy5146 roads don't build and maintain themselves.

[@johnaustin6673]

​@@Nareimooncattya our roads are so great. The majority of the gas tax in my state goes to entitled deadbeats.

[@johnhart125]

I watched the video with the truck and even though I read and study the new autos, I was totally unimpessed with electric vehicles. The hydrogen fueled internal combustion engine and its applications are amazing

[@KSRPerformanceFabrication]

I can't wait to see this car in person!!

[@BenjySparky]

I'm with you, Kevin!

[@richardray9267]

Me too Kevin

[@charlienewbery4157]

Mmmmmm Kevin thinking will this setup fit in my Cutlass :)

[@goblenator9688]

It's a hemi not a buick

[@therig1339]

ICE RULE

[@SirDeanosity]

Hydrogen and electricity have one thing in common: they both have to be generated. Therefore neither of them are emission/waste free.

[@keithhoughton4308]

Absolutely right. If hydrogen is going to save the world, how are you going to get it to the 3rd world? You can't put it in a can and pour it into your tank. Solar energy, however, is everywhere.

[@grantensrud9185]

Yup not eliminating a wastestream merely moving it.

[@jaythecanuck4905]

Exactly.. Its all ridiculous... however.. anything that keeps us from getting forced into EV's is A-Ok in my books!

[@threemediaassociates7842]

Then there's Iceland for example. More than 90% of Iceland's electricity comes from either hydro or geothermal. Generating H2 via electrolysis using geo or hydro power is emission/waste free. No hydrocarbon feedstock used. Zero. FWIW...

[@grantensrud9185]

@threemediaassociates7842 Is that option feasible? I am from the Pacific Northwest, we have quite an extensive hydroelectric system. The same people pushing electric cars are closing all the dams as they say they are not environmentally sound. All energy originated from the sun. All the forms we use today can be considered a battery of type. All are most efficient used in as close to fist form as possible. Every time power is transferred, there is loss that is unchangeable physics.

[@DonCatherman]

Be careful..the last guy to do this was murdered remember..

[@ThomasELeClair]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,dont rock the boat,,,,,,,LOL......................................

[@Paulus2001]

Really?😮

[@ericwilkes238]

Stanly myres

[@billshiff2060]

No that was the "water fuel" scam.

[@dondotterer24]

Awesome! I'm so excited! I have a hydrogen generator I've used on a couple of my cars that supplemented the gasoline. It cleaned the intake track added some octane and a few MPG. With out any tuning. I have a hundred questions to ask Mike but some day I hope to meet him also. Tell Mike Thanks and I appreciate his hard work!

[@ThomasELeClair]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,wish I knew what you know and did...................................................anyway..........................................................

[@dondotterer24]

@@ThomasELeClair I bought mine from Klondike Carl? Years ago on ebay. He made some that were alot better later on. And made circuit boards to modify o2 sensor calibration and for other sensors so that you can really tune it for the difference between gas and hydrogen. Also pulse with modulator. Unfortunately I think he passed away. He was the best as far as a add on.

[@dondotterer24]

@@ThomasELeClair It used water and a solution similar to baking soda . Ran on 12 volts.

[@Sean-i4r]

This company needs Bob Lazar on his team.He ,Bob,is so smart,he has his own self built particle excellerator,he is a smart smart man

[@mickeym2380]

Great reference to Tucker cars. Most folks do not know the story of his cars and ingenuity.

[@rfo3225]

As pointed out by some, there are ways of generating hydrogen/oxygen via processes that do not simply move the carbon and NOX emission to another part of the train. Bravo to this group that is working to make this available to the public.

[@IMYOURWILL]

In 1998 i started highschool... As one of my electives i picked Auto Mechanics... In 98 we started building a electric Ford ranger to go against other high schools electric vehicle. Let me tell you when we got done with it right before i graduated in 2001 that thing would fly. It was so powerful. I'm glad i got to take part in that

[@davidgough1161]

This guy and people like him will make things work well, I love this and all that Mike is working on!

[@robertschwarz3076]

WWII petrol was rationed. The ratio of fuel to air in almost all cars is 1:14 much leaner than that burns a hole in the top of the piston. Back WW II an inventor figured out the optimum ratio is 140:1 he invented a contraption to vaporize the mix which fit on top of a conventional engine but the patents were bought up. Poor guy passed away in a nursing home very bitter about life.

[@yattaran1484]

Very much impressive and interesting technology. I have a friend who works for Honda as a engineer and he always says future car must be hydrogen driven not electric. Can't wait the completion of the 57 !.

[@flyingsparksgarage]

Mike is so brilliant!!!!! Can’t wait to see this unfold!!

[@dougsmaintenanceshop5868]

This is the best news I've heard today and in a while. This alleviates the stress and anxiety I've had as hot rodder in a world that increasingly views my hobby as a pariah. C'mon Jay Leno!!! Buy this car. Or maybe Bob Lutz? The Illitch family? C'mon guys!!!

[@tripprogers4814]

Dear Mr. Millican, as Jeremy Clarkson famously once said, "Whoever figures out Hydrogen storage (for automobiles) will be the richest person in the world,"

[@newtonfirefly3584]

Hydrogen for use within ICE, rocket engines, along with rapid, quick, on-demand transformation of water, H2O into H2 + O2, has been accomplished, known. Hydrogen storage is clearly, certainly not the primary issue, per the posted claim. Clearly both You and perhaps Jeremy Clarkson ware clearly, obviously, certainly ignorant 😲 Or perhaps this is another false account, produced by the platform programming team with their certain ignorance, thus spouting this falsehood !! 😲

[@stevenslater2669]

Bingo! SAFE hydrogen storage is the “enabler” as the product planners at my old company called a problem. Do it right and millions of gear heads will beat your doors down. Do it wrong and you have another Hindenburg, or actually, millions of Hindenburgs. I’m 100% into hydrogen. My son has my 1965 1/2 Mustang GT fastback. I’d love to know my 13 year-old grandson’s grandson will be able to enjoy that Mustang generations in the future.

[@bdubz5150]

Who needs to store it, when on demand is more efficient.

[@johnaustin6673]

Safe storage has existed for decades.

[@MichaelOfRohan]

Thats the trick. A gas spill is like spit in the bucket compared to a 300bar hydrogen tank. Cant make it as you go, the power and material required makes it impractical.

[@vehdynam]

Wow ; that is quite interesting . Revolutionary actually . Many thanks.

[@BLOWN8CYLINDER]

Ah... carbon dioxide, the gas of life, without it the planet is no more!

[@johnchamberlain5435]

Indeed, for as CO2 increases, so does the plant life. Our recent increase has made the planet significantly greener. Then there's the irony of environmentalists calling CO2 a greenhouse gas, because greenhouse growers pipe CO2 into their greenhouses to promote plant growth. It quite literally IS a greenhouse gas!

[@amraceway]

Try living on CO2.

[@johnchamberlain5435]

@@amraceway Try growing food without it.

[@amraceway]

@@johnchamberlain5435 Try breathing without O2.Yes plants need a certain % of CO2 but not too much. Also too much CO2 alters rainfall patterns and not for the good.Where I live food production has had to alter because of much higher temperatures.

[@fallofthezombies1379]

​@amraceway try learning something not just what your overlords have taught u

[@biggerbehindthetrigger2814]

My buddy Jason burnt his wife's new HHR to the ground trying the convert it to hydrogen. He wasn't that smart but I gat a good laugh out of it .

[@tripprogers4814]

@@biggerbehindthetrigger2814 yeah, this needs to be on KZbin, would love to hear this story!

[@balance_it_all_out3688]

🗣️ trust me from my experience from dealing with Diversified Creations Mike Copland isn’t that smart either 🤦‍♂️

[@nlo114]

Hydrogen as a fuel is brilliant! The problem is allowing the public to dispense the stuff. H2 has tiny molecules that find their way through the smallest gaps, leaving an explosive mixture as low as 4% H2. Parts leak with the tiniest bit of wear, that will be caused by sloppy handling, clumsiness and downright stupidity. I'm all for H2, but it will need trained operatives to dispense, and ensure the safety of the general public.

[@truealchemy1534]

agree that human consumers would need an upgrade to safely handle hydrogen but that "small molecule" thing for leakage I never really believed and I've used it a lot. It's not much harder if at all to assure connections don't leak than any other gas. I don't believe the science works that way.

[@johnaustin6673]

Hydrogen filling stations exist in every major city. Self service.

[@nlo114]

@@johnaustin6673 I'm not sure if that makes them safe though. When there are lots of them, there will be wear, leaks and accidents; let's hope not!

[@bradyoas8746]

Hydrogen is not explosive by itself only in a sealed area flammable yes it has a wider flash range than gasoline also explosive in a sealed area Hydrogen is also 8 times lighter than air so it dissipates rapidly and doesn't linger like gasoline.

[@nickmorrow3829]

Bring back Gomer and Goober

[@BigBoxDodge2020]

Clay, I've been watching for years and you've put out some great content. But this one really got me excited about the future. I have a 68 Firebird and was wondering if I'd live long enough for them to tell me. I can't drive it anymore. Cause I can't get gasoline for my factory engine. This is good stuff!!! Thank you, Arrington, performance.

[@aicsusa]

We have been looking at hydrogen for a couple decades we just didn't have the financial support to do anything. I love what he is doing and wish I could be a part of it. Really great things will come from this. There are hydrogen stations out here in California too. I have always wanted to make a low-budget conversion kit for regular cars. It will be world-changing! You need to keep the government out of if as much as possible or they will tax everything they can and make it not worth doing.

[@ThomasELeClair]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and how can that be possible,,,,,,,,,,,, big brother eats little brother..........................................

[@philbert006]

Well, thats just an unrealistic outlook. You cannot legally buy or sell anything in the United States unless it's taxed, as regardless of how independent you think you are, you're pretty reliant on government infrastructure. Can't have your fancy homestead kit without someone to manufacture, store and ship it to you, or to support the wireless networks they are using to buy this stuff, make the videos about it, share it with you, and all the industries that support and make these things available to people, which would easily make a list just as long as you had to list things, every single thing on there absolutely dependent on the government to provide some sort of infrastructure, protection, and permission to do so, or dedicate the majority of your time, energy, and resources to avoiding the government while they print money to pay law enforcement to come after you. Just acknowledge they have paved the way for you to do mostly what you want, give them their percentage, or go live somewhere else, then you can complain all you like without having to stop every few minutes to suck on the governments teat so you won't perish.

[@Calvin-xp4qp]

Incredible interview. Props to you guys for providing scholarships for our next generation. Fantastic stuff, thank you!

[@theguyinmaine]

Very cool stuff. Elon Musk, Jay Leno need to know what's going on with your hydrogen work, where you are with it and about the auction.

[@rockercover]

On Y.T.: *A Big Rig - truck driver,* showed fueling of a Hydro truck at a Hydrogen Fueling station; some time ago, in CA. Looked like it drove smooth on the streets, no complaints. 👍 (Do not think the propulsion of the truck was by I.C.E. / piston driven engine.

[@robcossin4690]

Great interview, great man.

[@BenjySparky]

Clay and Mike,y'all rock! Can't wait to see it run. Peace ❤

[@larryhall6416]

Clay, my cousin's son drives the Monster Truck Jurassic attack. His name is Tim hall junior and he is from Cadillac. Michigan and I am a very proud family member . Just to see how far he is coming a little bit of time. By the way it makes me proud to see his truck on your channel. To talk about. The hydrogen power .

[@kathicarlson6991]

Great people thanks guys

[@jackmooney45]

This is awesome. Why the OEM's do not produce this? The answer HAS TO BE $$$. Availability is easily solved when the Fortune 500 companies want it, but for some reason that would need to be answered by smarter people than myself, it isn't happening. So that makes me believe that they feel that there is more $ in Electric than hydrogen. ??? Maybe? The Billionaire club is tight lipped on the issue. On a short note, this is exciting as hell !!

[@cobra7250]

Producing and packaging hydrogen is way often in the future. Everybody looks at the engine and saying great great and it is great but what good is that if you can’t make hydrogen and it

[@MattlovesNitro]

What y'all are doing is awesome! God bless you all. Another great video Clay ❤

[@PsychosisPC05]

Love seeing you, Clay, and Jeff Lutz involved in doing this. I'm sure Jeff good get a few more Street Outlaws to help you advertise this.

[@D95SI420]

I have dealt with a few of the BMW hydrogen vehicles and a couple others, i have always said its the future and we just have to safely contain it. I would love to work on a project like this. Been a gearhead all my life just like him.

[@ericwilkes238]

Don't need to store it just supply on demand like Stanly Meyers did

[@jimbower4249]

Thank you for pushing into the future.

[@thoyne]

That is cool! There is hope for the internal combustion engine.

[@michaelfreye2543]

I understand people want to keep the knowledge, to keep ahead of the competition. But as an engineer i am so interested in al the tech and know how.

[@squathi]

Big oil will make Mike an offer he can't refuse. Literally. Watch yourself in this crazy world. Don't underestimate what they can do and will do and get away with.

[@bobroberts2371]

You need better tinfoil.

[@ThomasELeClair]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rockin the boat,,,,,, in deadly waters.....................................

[@philbert006]

I think he is spending enough on gasoline to be pretty safe. Probably more than any of us make in a year. He's also old enough to not be a threat, though that's no guarantee for what happens after he's gone. He has literally been supporting them his entire life. He may be talking about all this, but i reckon most of the engines coming out of that shop will burn gasoline as long as the powers that be will allow gasoline to be burned.

[@mikeburnett7028]

One thing I would be concerned about is rusting of internal and external components like cylinders, mufflers, and exhaust systems. What happens in the winter with all the moisture? Questions unanswered.

[@edfleming9600]

Look at your tail pipe on a cold morning. That's not exhaust smoke.

[@nitsudocsicnarf347]

​@@edfleming9600Water slips past the piston rings when using hydrogen as fuel and changes the viscosity of the oil because of the water by product within the cylinders. The overhead cost of maintenance will be astronomical for any buyer.

[@ThomasELeClair]

@@edfleming9600 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,its steam............................................

[@ThomasELeClair]

@@nitsudocsicnarf347 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,damn..............................newly developed internal parts [ semi corrosion free ] will be hugely expensive.......

[@tannerharkey]

@@nitsudocsicnarf347advanced water separator and dry sump oil system for oil control maybe..?

[@sloppystooly5439]

So much amazing! Been waiting for this my whole life.

[@Timbo428CJ]

Wow, that's world changing stuff Clay... Unbelievable!!!

[@Grumpy_Stiltskin]

I'm holding out for the engine that runs on rainbows & unicorn farts.😂

[@sacrificialrubber779]

Rumors of a cow queef powered vehicle in development…💨💨😂😂😂😂

[@tripprogers4814]

@@Grumpy_Stiltskin my hybrid runs on the spit of the Hawk Tooey girl.

[@scottwheeler2494]

​@@sacrificialrubber779the amount of methane green house gas produced by cows is much bigger than cars. So the joke only gets funnier when you think about how great it would be if we could.

[@GhostSniper67]

And gets 1000+ miles to the tank of it...😂

[@GhostSniper67]

Hell, if they come up with a car that runs on WATER, they will complain about water shortages, Hydrogen, then Hydrogen shortages or processing. These climate nuts will never be happy.

[@rickmarquart3277]

Very impressive, Clay! Can’t wait to see it.

[@larryanderson2766]

There’s been so many things that have been done with those Tri-5 Chevy’s that I wouldn’t lose any sleep over “sacrificing” a decent car on this project dude. Very interesting.

[@G.F.A.K.-V8Vehicles]

Cool have a few ideas yall might like have you published your work yet I’m trying to skip fuel and run ICE off good old air need machine shop to avoid hydrogen storage can you break bond or alter water at injector that was the way I was going for safety purposes there you go PRODUCE FUEL AT INJECTOR OR PRE INJECTOR FOR SAFE FUEL STORAGE ENJOY.

[@G.F.A.K.-V8Vehicles]

Not just plain water more like a HYDROGEN FUEL THAT IS ALMOST HYDROGEN BUT SAFE TO TRANSPORT IT NEEDS THE PRE INJECTOR TO CONVERT THE “ALMOST HYDROGEN FUEL” pp to the USABLE STATE OF HYDROGEN FOR SAFE FUEL STORAGE AND TRANSPORT.

[@G.F.A.K.-V8Vehicles]

Inert gas mixed with hydrogen then “CATALYTIC CONVERTER FUEL INJECTOR” pp because your working with gases don’t worry I’m working on “NO FUEL JUST AIR INTERNAL COMBUSTION CONVERSION ENGINE” pp gave up on fuel.

[@MrBlack-24]

I love this idea. Don't get me wrong; I am NOT a tree hugger. However, this is just a fantastic idea-no NOX, that's awesome.

[@edgatternig9729]

Big respect for Mike🤜🤛

[@mattmorford7489]

Very cool stuff. Thanks for the video

[@otisbailey5455]

Interested to know wear and tear on engine parts compared to gasoline. Hope conversion kits become available for my classic cars at an affordable realistic cost.

[@davidtornow203]

thanks Clay for the great story on Hydrogen Engine

[@truealchemy1534]

yes, I've known for years that you can tell the difference hearing a V8 engine vs a 6 or 12. It has a rhythm of it's own and I noticed I can even hear it with Clays dragster. I don't think many realize that they are hearing V8 rhythm, they just like it. When I realized I thought that was pretty cool. Never heard anyone else say that before until now. However, up close, with loud exhaust a VW bug sounds like a V8 too, probably has the same rhythm being a "V4". Further away they sound like a chain saw :)

[@ryurc3033]

There is a video floating around of a vw squareback straight axle gasser. Has 2 vw engines bolted together, in the front. It sounds remarkably V8-esque.

[@truealchemy1534]

@@ryurc3033 great idea, you sure it was a square back or type 4, they have the porsche pancake motor, I had a nice one and always said if it had the HP you could race it on dirt with holes at 150mph and just glide, It also has the 914 suspension but with more weight.

[@wamm48]

Mike just has a way of explaining things.👍

[@OGRocker1]

Morning Clay and crew.... Good mornin drag race fans and drivers...

[@Thatonesassybrunette596]

GOOD MORNIN❤

[@robinwendt5527]

I love this so much...obviously the technology has been out there I just don't understand why it hasn't been implemented more. Either way it's awesome that the answers are out there and maybe this will finally motivate people build more of them and we can drive these cars well into the future

[@joefenech6839]

Great information! This is a great technology to save what car enthusiasts love…a V8 that sounds like a V8 with revolutionary emissions. The mileage sounds like this to me. 200 miles from 3kgs, or 66 miles to 1kg. 1 kg costs $25. 1 kg is 5 gallons. So 3kgs get you 200 miles at a cost of $75. That’s a good start for a practical power plant that can still perform when needed ! I am very excited to learn more and see this build !

[@doogssmee9742]

Doesn't that work out way more expensive than gas ?

[@newtonfirefly3584]

@joefenech6839; Joe Fenech, the use with hydrogen can certainly be much less expensive than shown in Your post and stated. Use the developed Stanley Meyer process, method, patents for direct conversion, transformation of normal water into usable hydrogen, alos without any hydrogen storage tank, purchase, or hydrogen. His patents include on-deman conversion, transformation, separation of H2O along with direct cylinder injection which can be easily produced, replicated, as a kit for any current ICE vehicle; much easier with advanced small, tiny computers, ECU-ECM-PCM available today to control the hydrogen, combustion, ignition. Thus, the vehicle needs only a simple water tank, access to water from any location, including a stream, river, pond, lake, rain, snow, ice, hail, sea, ocean, etc.

[@jeffmullinax3583]

Does Mr. Copeland have kits already available for us street rodders...? Please keep us updated on the progress he and his team is making towards hydrogen for the combustion engine(s).

[@Zach-ku6eu]

@ClayMillican 'Here's the Three Issues which make this concept improbable and were Glossed Over: 1. Hydrogen needs to be super cooled to be in a compact liquid state. 2. Tanks need to both be super cooled and shielded, both from CRASH, and warming. This causes delimination into gas, and evaporation through unshielded tank walls. *I.E. EXPLOSIVE VAPOR PROPERTIES* 3. There is No Way to properly do ths in a tank as small as an entire truck bed safely!!

[@shophemi]

We use the hydrogen as a gas, not a liquid. It is not a requirement to cool it. The tanks we use are certified by DOT for use on public highways. We use either a Stage 3 or a Stage 4 tanks. Both are spun aluminum, with a carbon fiber wrap. The Stage 4 also has a rubber liner. That is the only difference between them.

[@Zach-ku6eu]

That's even worse! It's already in a high pressure gaseous state, even less time to a detonation in a collision. If DOT certified it fine, but they'll pull it after the first car collision. Like the Pinto, except with more explosive properties. Respect the initiative however.

[@wilcoxstrengthinc]

It's amazing something on this level is being done in this project. 👏👏👏

[@NorthernHDrider]

WOW, Mike is amazing. Thank you Clay, you have great friends!! Have looked into hydrogen, it works. My road block was volume, but 100:1. That's not an issue. Ummmm... diesel can run off it?

[@garyhodder2784]

Excellent technology!

[@jerrycreek5216]

Awesome!!! Nothing like hot rodders tackling a problem and getting it done!!!

[@newtonfirefly3584]

@jerrrycreek; Jerry Creek, clearly You do have ignored the facts about this unique man, Mike Copeland with Arrington. He is actually a very experienced design, development engineer formally within GM within special, advanced vehicle projects, who also enjoys being involved within modification, performance. If You want to a actually be impressed beyond Your clearly limited knowledge base there are several other developments which are important within internal combustion engines: A. Stanley Meyer, PhD, Professor - hydrogen production from water via H2O molecule split into H2 O2, direct conversion/separation cylinder injection, simple kit conversion for any ICE. B. Liquidpiston X-engine, rotary, unique engine cycle, including hydrogen use C. Hydrogen engines already in production, use within heavy equipment in UK. Please realize that most folks, people, worldwide are equally ignorant about ICE, hydrogen. The early ICE developers, engineers, chemists, physicists have known well, properly about hydrogen, for over 150 years. Also few know that the diesel engine was designed, developed to function, operate, burn normal consumable, readily available, accessible oils as vegetable, seeds, nuts, etc. Also few know that all liquid fuel rocket engines burn hydrogen, oxygen with only water vapor exhaust too. rocket engine thrust is another viable means for ground transportation, air, water transportation along with space vehicles. @claymillican; am well aware that You are a longtime racer, with some reasonable mechanical, basic mechanic experience, knowledge, including some performance modifications. however, clearly within your extensive racing experience, involvement, You have not developed the basic awareness certainly not within basic chemistry, burning, combustion including rocket engines which use primarily hydrogen, H2 + O2 + spark-ignition. am personally now 65, followed the USA, NASA, space program since five years old with Gemini onward, then with my education development within advanced mathematics, chemistry, physics, engineering, design, development, thus also learned about basics within rocket engine, hydrogen and carbon hydrogen combustion. Actually recall seeing, reading many articles with hydrogen use within combustion engines in vehicles back from 1978 through 1980-90's, then into 21st Century. The major, minor, small and private developers were involved, some still are. Similarly with electric vehicles too. hydrogen was well known for use back within early combustion engines over 120-40 years ago. The main issue was production of hydrogen, mostly from water is slow, inefficient. If You look at the patents, also recorded, available videos from Stanley Meyer, You may be impressed. they certainly impress me with his developments, patents, knowledge, ideas, concepts, principles, intents, purposes, plans. All The Best, Sincerely 🙂

[@johnaustin6673]

Four manufacturer's have been selling hydrogen cars since 2015. Almost every major city has filling stations.

[@amraceway]

@@johnaustin6673 Junk fuel. Don't go near it.

[@Mykidsmylife1]

That is awesome. Y’all are the best. that blew my mind loved it

[@SteveMacdaddy]

Get that man a Noble prize.

[@benjamincrouch583]

Wow how cool, that is a great and very informative video Clay. Long live the ICE 💪

[@paulrutley366]

Brilliant, we need this so bad.

[@brandonemmons5438]

That's funny I was going to mention Mitchell's channel then his video started playing.

[@ThomasELeClair]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,the guys always knockin on doorsteps...........................................not a bad thing ...................

[@lilorbielilorbie2496]

IMO Jay Leno needs to buy the 57.

[@jackmooney45]

he3 has spoken about it in interviews before. I bet if this is sent to him via email etc, he will be on it. He once said just think about costs of everything, if truckers were not spending $4-5 bucks a gallon on diesel

[@philbert006]

I'm sure he will make a bid. But Jay Leno ain't gonna throw money away, either. Why he doesn't buy Ferrari.

[@lilorbielilorbie2496]

@@philbert006 According to Jay .The reason that he won't buy a Ferrari is their attitude towards their customer. It's like Ferrari is doing them a favor buy selling them a car. There's a video here on you tube of Jay saying that.

[@jackmooney45]

I don't know..he did buy a chopper from Orange County Chopper.ska Mattel lol​@@philbert006

[@minter_fab_mafia]

I've been saying this for a while!! Hydrogen is what we should be putting our effort into!!!

[@JimmyDaleRacing]

stoked to see how this turns out !

[@johngoodman7160]

This is ben needed for longest we played with it in 88 on go carts and when they came out running on propain regulating pressure awesome video just knowing it is 💯 %done deal 👍running on moonshine right now easy for me to make 😂

[@mikeburnett7028]

Keep us posted Clay

[@JR56Delivery]

Wow, just WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@timbuckingham6734]

I think hydrogen for gas is an excellent idea. In my opinion it will be the best way forward for heavy transportation. So trucks, trains, bulldozers & other equipment in that category.

[@amraceway]

It is useless as a fuel.

[@timbuckingham6734]

@@amraceway currently they can't make 500 HP. on gas engines if they run 3 injectors it would be close to 1500 HP

[@amraceway]

@@timbuckingham6734 Hydrogen is a failure as a fuel for multiple reasons. Cost, mainly due to its volatile and corrosive nature. If you think EVs are expensive then you will be shocked by hydrogen cars. They are a total scam.

[@timbuckingham6734]

@@amraceway are you talking fuel cell tech or direct injection. They have been doing testing on city busses that started about 16 yrs ago & are still in use. As to cost 2 factors in crease distribution sights & increase production sights. Hydrogen is mostly used for industrial uses like cracking tar sands or freezing.

[@amraceway]

​@@timbuckingham6734 Hydrogen is a very unstable gas with a varying range of flash points. It needs to be under enormous pressure to store enough to run a vehicle. Toyota have had all sorts of problems with their hydrogen vehicles and are currently in a class action case with unlucky owners.It takes more energy to produce as a fuel than it yields. 99% of hydrogen comes from natural gas. Hydrogen is a critical gas for chemical manufacture and is used to make fertilizer where its use should be limited to.

[@Mark-um7ey]

Hope you are doing videos of the entire build of the hydrogen conversion... interesting stuff, i was thinking about buying a bicycle to replace my 69 Camaro cause I don't do electric unless you're talking toasters

[@magnummike5056]

Just thinking out loud here, won't the hydrogen tanks in vehicles be highly flammable upon inpact? Will they have to be multiple shelled? Take Care :)

[@bradyoas8746]

Tanks have safeties will only allow certain psi to release any more and it shuts off. Tanks are fiberglass wrapped and dot tested.

[@waynerohde1036]

Alot of city buses have been running on hydrogen, so they have to already have safe tanks

[@anthonyjohnson100]

I’ve been telling everyone to invest in Hydrogen and hydrogen vehicles because it’s the future.

[@grantensrud9185]

Just as in electric cars, the wastesteem isn't eliminated it is just moved. Energy is Energy it takes a lot of energy to pull the hydrogen from the environment.

[@LTD1983]

if the co2 is the problem so we need to change the fuels for engines not forcing people to buy EV'S

[@cobra7250]

In 1953 I was reading popular mechanics magazine. It had a farm tractor on the front page powered by fuel cells. It was going to be the next great thing. That’s over 70 years ago and we are not any closer. Just saying.

[@davidgough1161]

He is a pioneer!

[@alkennedy1124]

It needs to be low priced ,or none of us will be able to buy one, but ,,,,PEOPLE if SHE GETS in gasoline and diesel fuel will be out lawed, but he say he wants clearer and and water too, but he stops at outlawing gasoline and diesel, , the rules say they want all crud oil gone, so nitrogen or whatever this is hydrogen and it probably needs some nitrogen in it to keep it clean, might just be the ticket to keep internal combustion engines right , thanks BigAl California.

[@Todd-o8n]

Mr. Music, PLEASE! 😁 Hot rodders make "it" happen, one way or another, since wrenches were invented.

[@ThomasELeClair]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,since ancient man wielded a club,,,,,,,and found the second tool........the first tool was a rock, and then a sharp rock..........................

[@davidtornow203]

Thank Mike

[@treykoontz5018]

I dont think i can save enough money to buy this car but i love the idea!!!

[@timfoley4731]

This is so cool!!!!

[@scottsmith6960]

I've been doing hydrogen on demand for 16 years and eight different countries getting negative knocks numbers we have three California EOS I would love to put one of these on the hydrogen vehicle and show you a 30% fuel gain in 20% horsepower gain and negative knocks numbers.

[@Turningwrenchs]

Most people think bomb maker but if you think about it it's just very small one and heat generated by it .Makes it just like gas

[@jeffmooers2174]

So isnt the fuel cell technology safer and more practical? Looking forward to your progress, good luck!

[@jackpemberton8923]

I love this guy.

[@dennisjensen7938]

Guys this very very cool. Offering scholarships into the trades. I have been in the AC refrigeration appliance industry for 35 plus years. I do work for one of the big appliance manufacturers here in the US. I was originally a field service technician now I help technicians repair appliance over the phone for GE. We have been struggling for years to find qualified individuals for our service in the field on appliances. It's awesome you're doing this or it's going to be lost

[@richardharris492]

Co2 is not harmful in natural levels even in elevated amounts it doesn't negatively affect most people

[@s0ckpupp3t]

It makes trees grow, seems critical for life

[@Xxjoker21xX]

The test he is referring to is in City testing areas near dense populations.. The Trees eat the Carbon and produce the oxygen we breath.. They cook the Numbers all test Areas are in City areas with all the trees cut down and grass planted. Ive had a Hydrogen generator for 15 years make my own.. Those storage Tanks are Highly Explosive a Tank full of Hydrogen is enough to make a crater out of a city block.. I make a Hydrogen Generator out of Simple Parts made from simple materials Almost doubled my Fuel economy on a Pickle jar full of Stainless and Water.. Carbon levels have been tracked through testing 1000 times higher than it is now and the Dinosaurs was here..

[@shanewatters4967]

Where would you buy fuel for the thing?

[@dreambiggarage]

They need some social media exposure

[@davidgough1161]

I want to know more about this and what it takes!

[@ericwilkes238]

Will it work on a 350

[@Cheva-Pate]

This is old news, hydrogen is perfect for engine’s, lots of power and environment friendly! And easy to install in cars!

[@Smokey72013]

If you buy something like this how do you fuel it after you buy it and that fuel is gone?? Not like you can go to the corner shell station and buy hydrogen