HHO Booster (?)
I seem to see alot of theory and speculation here about why these dont work but I see no proof to back them up. I'm not trying to get into debate about theory and the what if side of things. But I know a few people that have built some and had great results. I woulld think that a forum full of adults would be able to be open to different things. Just my thoughts and observations.
Chris
Chris
Let me do a quick search.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG-MfUkk6PM
Sorry, 17.7 miles per gallon on 539 miles. That is horrible. Snake oil.
Last edited by CPTAFW163; Dec 14, 2011 at 11:49 PM.
ALso, the end of this video is why I would never do it unless someone can install it professionally and hold the liability:
From mythbusters. They butchered the HHO, but they started a car by hosing hydrogen gas from a tank into the throttle body. It can power an engine, but...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydEkV...eature=related
From mythbusters. They butchered the HHO, but they started a car by hosing hydrogen gas from a tank into the throttle body. It can power an engine, but...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydEkV...eature=related
Here is some good articles about the HHO scam. I still don;t think that a small 2 liter tank of water will generate enough H2:
http://aardvark.co.nz/hho_scam2.shtml
They link studies by other countries that state it does not work as intended.
http://aardvark.co.nz/hho_scam2.shtml
They link studies by other countries that state it does not work as intended.
I am over 40 & got suckered into an expensive & complete looking HHO kit not too long ago. No change in mileage whatsoever. Those who fail at this do not seem to make follow up videos & post to youtube.
If this HHO bullshiat actually worked, Detroit would be installing it on every single car coming off the line and/or the Government would be mandating installation on all new cars. Too bad no one actually THINKS about that.












