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Then why not just say H2O? This was tried before in the 1970's and 1980's. It worked okay back then, But there wasn't fuel injections until later. Dodge had the throttle body injection, starting in the 1980's.
Sorry guys, the HHO stuff literally means hydrogen hydrogen oxagen (atoms). It involves using a system from electrolosys to take water or a solution made mostly of water with stainless steel plates and electricity to make hydrogen gas, which is fed into the air intake. I hear the timing has to be slightly retarded & the O2 sensor & or the map sensor has to be tricked to add less fuel. I have read that it reduces emissions & fuel consumption and can be tuned to add power, similar to a dry shot of nitrous or tuned to add mileage. There is tons of stuff on youtube on this stuff and there are even kits for sale online like at ebay just to start. If any of you have tried it on a fuel injected van, then please tell me your results. I will be adding a kit before the end of summer & adding lots of posts to this with results. I am not much for "imagineering" so if it flops, I will say say flat out.