I think it is time for you to do the build and let us know how it goes real world.

 

That's what the Internet was invented for. Others have done it. I don't have to. We can all read the studies from the scientists and universities and governments around the world.

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Again, here are university and government scientific experiments and studies (with links) proving that HHO from water does effect the MPG (fuel efficiency) and power/torque and lowers pollution significantly of petroleum(gasoline) and diesel engines. I was able to find this in about 5-10 min of searching on the Internet. There are likely a lot more studies, experiments, and proofs of concept. All you have to do is read them.


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This experiment by the University of Engineering and Technology in Pakistan and the Alternative Fuel Research Laboratory in Turkey and the College of Engineering and Technology in Pakistan and the Government of Punjab (and others) looked at the effects of combining HHO and diesel fuel.

Oxyhydrogen is the same thing as HHO, in case you didn't know.

The study showed, among other things, that HHO had the following effects.




This study at the National Research Center in Egypt, Fayoum University, and Al Azhar University showed that around 1 liter per minute of HHO can be produced at around 14-20 amps. Car batteries can produce about 3-4 amps.



This study at Jyothi Engineering College in India showed that there was up to 30% decrease in fuel consumption (MPG) by using HHO in addition to less pollution.


There are a lot more scientific studies going on around the world involving HHO and fuels, but I think that's enough for now.

 

No, actually none of us are realistically going to do this mod.

The only one here really interested seems to be you.

I for one wouldn't mind hearing your real world experience since you have found all the documentation it should be a good read once you get er done.

Best of luck!

 

I guess you can't read. I said I've never done this. I'm talking about theory, but I went a step further and found the real life experiments where scientists and universities and governments across the world did it. You can read the studies by clicking on the links.

I don't plan to do it either, but that doesn't detract from anything. Read the studies if you can.


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Again, here are university and government scientific experiments and studies (with links) proving that HHO from water does effect the MPG (fuel efficiency) and power/torque and lowers pollution significantly of petroleum(gasoline) and diesel engines. I was able to find this in about 5-10 min of searching on the Internet. There are likely a lot more studies, experiments, and proofs of concept. All you have to do is read them.


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This experiment by the University of Engineering and Technology in Pakistan and the Alternative Fuel Research Laboratory in Turkey and the College of Engineering and Technology in Pakistan and the Government of Punjab (and others) looked at the effects of combining HHO and diesel fuel.

Oxyhydrogen is the same thing as HHO, in case you didn't know.

The study showed, among other things, that HHO had the following effects.




This study at the National Research Center in Egypt, Fayoum University, and Al Azhar University showed that around 1 liter per minute of HHO can be produced at around 14-20 amps. Car batteries can produce about 3-4 amps.



This study at Jyothi Engineering College in India showed that there was up to 30% decrease in fuel consumption (MPG) by using HHO in addition to less pollution.


There are a lot more scientific studies going on around the world involving HHO and fuels, but I think that's enough for now.

 

But all the studies say the same thing the ECU and all other emissions gear has has be changed/chipped /adjusted to use HHO as well as being adaptive as they are now for gasoline and that is the problem that is not simple It is easy to get a result in controlled environment like a lab but outside everything changes.

 

Richard, don’t feed the troll!

 

$4.20/Gal at Costco Issaquah yesterday.

 

Is that regular? Or premium? Unless you need the extra power for going up mountains you need to be running regular.