[Belto]

well I had to make this thread, a friend of mine made his HHO setup sunday, and he says it works, that he is getting better MPG and better HP,, off course he does not have any #'s , I say it might be a placebo effect,, so what do you think, does this work or not... I know there was a guy at NAXJA that did a test and had no good news,, but whats your opinion on this...

 

[whowey]

These little home-made things are nonsense.

There still has not been a reputable source test these devices and achieve any type of anything that could be called a successful test. 90+ percent of the supposed tests are from people who just happen to sell the kits also.

There are entirely too many factors involved for someone to slap together switchplate covers, some plastic tubing and some wiring and have a magic MPG solution.

 

[XJ Stryker]

These threads are junk... Myth busted


Case :closed:

 

[Kyle]

These little home-made things are nonsense.

There still has not been a reputable source test these devices and achieve any type of anything that could be called a successful test. 90+ percent of the supposed tests are from people who just happen to sell the kits also.

There are entirely too many factors involved for someone to slap together switchplate covers, some plastic tubing and some wiring and have a magic MPG solution.

Agreed, dont work IMO.

 

[drakan1908]

If it worked you would never hear about it because some oil co. would buy it or steal it and bury it.(It's a conspiracy)

 

[Kyle]

If it worked you would never hear about it because some oil co. would buy it or steal it and bury it.(It's a conspiracy)

You are probably right, big money talks.

 

[muddeprived]

Umm...i'm stupid....what's HHO?

 

[BlueXJ]

Hydrogen that is generated in your enginecompartment and added to the air intake to reduce fuel needs and thus increase fuel mileage. In other words a rip-off.

 

[Kyle]

Well hydrogen power in different forms can be very useful. But these cheep kits arent worth anything