Has anyone ever used HHO for your car?

[Macs]

I have been reading some websites about installing HHO on my car. It seems like it would work. I have seen reports of up to 71% increase in fuel economy. Most people getting between 30% and 50%. Supposedly the kits are really easy to make. I thought it was just a gimick until i saw 2 coomercials over the weekend about new cars comming out with HHO installed. So that makes me think that it is real and that it works. I dont know anyone that has one of these kits so i have no way of getting an honest answer if it works.

[Tri-ZNate]

yep it works. we did it to our VW jetta and saw 40% increase. With a diesel you'll see a larger jump since it will burn more of the HHO than with a gasser

[Macs]

did you build your on kit or did you buy one? I was looking at building my own, but for $100 i am kinda leary. One of those, cant see until you buy deals.

[Dammit!]

I never even heard about this until just now. I think I want one.

[Macs]

info is really hard to find but it is a good concept. Will someone be willing to split the instructions with me?

[Dammit!]

There has to be a reputable site out there that has put this to the test. I'm not wasting any time or money on it until I can get some verification from a reliable source. Only thing I've found so far are sites that are selling the manuals. Can't take their word for it.

[SYKO]

wtf are we talking about?

[undeadanger]

yes pls explain it to the redneck over here or post a link lol

[ATC-Eric]

3rds, Im lost.

[3Razors]

I have been studying this for a few months now. Actually had another thread on the open forum but didnt have many replys. Dont bother buying those manuals on the net, waste of money. Get or make a generator that uses pvc and 304 stainless plates NOT bolts, wire, mason jars, ect. On ebay there is some pretty good ones forsale. On a 96 or newer vehicle you will need a map sensor controler and 1 or 2 o2 sensor extenders. On my 2.3 liter Ford Ranger I was getting 25mpg but and now getting 37 so I'm pretty happy with the results. Very limited gains are found on big v8's though from what I've seen. Get/make a generator that will produce at least 1 liter of HHO per minute.

[ATC-Eric]

I have been studying this for a few months now. Actually had another thread on the open forum but didnt have many replys. Dont bother buying those manuals on the net, waste of money. Get or make a generator that uses pvc and 304 stainless plates NOT bolts, wire, mason jars, ect. On ebay there is some pretty good ones forsale. On a 96 or newer vehicle you will need a map sensor controler and 1 or 2 o2 sensor extenders. On my 2.3 liter Ford Ranger I was getting 25mpg but and now getting 37 so I'm pretty happy with the results. Very limited gains are found on big v8's though from what I've seen. Get/make a generator that will produce at least 1 liter of HHO per minute.

Hey thanks for clearin that up

[Dammit!]

http://www.wptv.com/content/specialr...1-939c4bb13a28

You know you guys could just google "HHO" and all your questions would be answered.

Here's a How-To I found.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2262517_hho-...ctrolyser.html

[SYKO]

you know what? screw you dammit!! and your google master mind! lol!! werd!

[300rman]

yep it works. we did it to our VW jetta and saw 40% increase. With a diesel you'll see a larger jump since it will burn more of the HHO than with a gasser

where did you get the instructions/kit??????? easy/hard?

[LonesomeTriZ]

This same subject has also been debated an a deisel forum I am a member on. From what I have read so far not many guys have had much luck getting it to work on diesel powered trucks. But then again they are bigger and may work differently than a Jetta or small gas engine.