I am not willing to write this technology off yet. I don't care if hho even ends up giving me less power. My point would be to stop burning or burn far less oil a product we have to import, and cost our country a great deal. Until I see with my own eyes a kit that puts out a valid amount of hho either 4 to 6 lpm in conjunction with gas or diesel, or like the kit in the video that puts our 55 lpm and runs only on hho. Then I will either believe it will or will not work. A buddy of mine said he is getting ready to by that 773 kit for his 1997 350 Chevy, so we may soon see if they make a difference at all. I don't want to be the person who drops $700 on a kit, and then see nothing in return.

That is why I put this post up. To see if anyone on here has made there own kit, or purchased a kit and what there results were.

 

The same thing was tried I want to say 3yrs or so ago. There was a big push for this and propane as alternative fuels and it all ended the same way. A few people tried them said they worked but couldn't back any of their numbers up or explain how it all worked. Their mpg lists anywhere from a 2-25mpg gain and that varies based on vehicle. If it showed a consistent gain with a dyno chart to back it up it would be a different story. Things like this Always pop up around this time of year when gas prices start to climbe.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp0i3...feature=relmfu

Very good link about this stuff. After watching this video I don't think it would be worth $700 for a kit.

 

I did know a guy a couple years ago that had an early 70's Chevy pickup with a carburated 350. He built his own system from plans he found and from talking to people on the internet (there is a couple forums on Yahoo groups about this). When all was said and done, he was getting about 34 mpg from his truck, well more than double the standard mileage. I looked into it for a computer controlled engine, but none seemed to work well in the long run. Maybe one with a stand alone computer might be able to work, but the stock computer definitely will make the mixture richer for what it sees as an error from the O2 sensors.

 

ya the key is that computer chip they sell for this stuff I think it is called a Volvo chip. Hooks up to your ODBII port.