HHO
10-15-2010, 12:38 AM
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Welcome to the forum lots of good info here ..be sure to post some pictures 
..... wtf is HHO
..... wtf is HHO
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10-15-2010, 02:37 PM
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Thank you for the welcome
HHO is the introduction of a small amount of Hydrogen into the fuel
sytem typically at the air filter housing. It increases fuel economy
10-15% because you are using less gasoline.
It is not hydrogen powered. That would be impossible due to the amount of Hydrogen required.
It is not water powered that would also be impossible in a combustion engine.
It cannot explode, the HHO gas produced is not stored but used
immediately.
It is not something from nothing. Thier is a 30 amp draw on the
alternator.
The only modifacation to the engine is your at the ECU. It will detect
a lean burn and therefore, will increase the fuel (gasoline) to compensate. This is fixed with the use of an EFIE.
http://www.fuelsaver-mpg.com/store/
There will sceptics who will say it won't work, however, these
people will have no practical knowledge. These are the same people
who would have used the logic a plane will never fly because it is too
heavy.
The fact is it does work. The claims of 30% + increases are a scam.
If you don't address the O2 sensor issue you will get worse MPG.
At the very least it will make for a lively debate.
HHO is the introduction of a small amount of Hydrogen into the fuel
sytem typically at the air filter housing. It increases fuel economy
10-15% because you are using less gasoline.
It is not hydrogen powered. That would be impossible due to the amount of Hydrogen required.
It is not water powered that would also be impossible in a combustion engine.
It cannot explode, the HHO gas produced is not stored but used
immediately.
It is not something from nothing. Thier is a 30 amp draw on the
alternator.
The only modifacation to the engine is your at the ECU. It will detect
a lean burn and therefore, will increase the fuel (gasoline) to compensate. This is fixed with the use of an EFIE.
http://www.fuelsaver-mpg.com/store/
There will sceptics who will say it won't work, however, these
people will have no practical knowledge. These are the same people
who would have used the logic a plane will never fly because it is too
heavy.
The fact is it does work. The claims of 30% + increases are a scam.
If you don't address the O2 sensor issue you will get worse MPG.
At the very least it will make for a lively debate.
10-18-2010, 12:33 AM
#9
dude...... im good... i drive a truck....... i dont think there supposed to get good gas mileage.....are they.. maybe im missing something 