Smokeater11
Bronco Guru
Are there any of you guys who are using the "water for fuel" kits. If so how easy was it to build and how good are the actual results?
For those of you who have no idea what I am talking about, there are homemade or all ready made kits that allow you to convert distilled water into HHO/hydrogen hydroxysomethingorother from the H20 and then this gas is introduced into the fuel/air system via a "T" in one of the vacuum lines. The vehicle burns the HHO and fuel mixture and increases your fuel mileage by like 25-60%(or so they say) depending on what kind of vehicle it is installed in. It is also supposed to clean the carbon out of your engine, make the engine cooler and smoother and give a little torque boost as well and they say that the only byproduct of the HHO once burned is water, therefore being better for the environment.
I'm am very interested in getting some feedback from anyone who has installed one of the systems and/or seen one of them. You cab google search "HHO car kits" and look into it yourselves.
For those of you who have no idea what I am talking about, there are homemade or all ready made kits that allow you to convert distilled water into HHO/hydrogen hydroxysomethingorother from the H20 and then this gas is introduced into the fuel/air system via a "T" in one of the vacuum lines. The vehicle burns the HHO and fuel mixture and increases your fuel mileage by like 25-60%(or so they say) depending on what kind of vehicle it is installed in. It is also supposed to clean the carbon out of your engine, make the engine cooler and smoother and give a little torque boost as well and they say that the only byproduct of the HHO once burned is water, therefore being better for the environment.
I'm am very interested in getting some feedback from anyone who has installed one of the systems and/or seen one of them. You cab google search "HHO car kits" and look into it yourselves.