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In Japan you will find they plan to have on the market this year a full hydro water run auto that goes from 0 - 50 in 6 seconds.

They are moving forward with this technology and will be one of the leaders. There is also another company in the middle east that is about to starts selling the same.

The technology is there and just waiting those brave enough to get past the big automakers buying them out. Thanks Toyota for leading the way, it sure will not be in America.

I do believe that people are getting more and more serious in finding ways on how to help alleviate the worsening condition of global warming. And as we all know, air pollution caused by gasoline-run engine is one of the culprits. So, to answer the question about HHO water being a scam... I don't think so. I have read a lot about this technology, which is called the "hydrogen on demand" system and I don't think people will be posting information about it if there is no truth to the matter.

Hydrogen powered cars, as great as the technology may seem and sound is not the answer. How fast have we exhausted our petrol stock? Water is the most precious resource we have and we're going to exhaust it quicker than we did with petrol. When we have no water left what's next? There must be another answer to the emission problems petrol cars expose.

Hope this strikes some intrigue in regards to if this technology should continue being developed.

I have a 95 C3500 that with the 6.5 Turbo Diesel and I'm very interested in the HHO technology. One advantage the big old truck has is a dual battery system. I could easily set up my HHO mod to run on 24 volts... thus producing more HHO.

One draw back to HHO is water... you'll have moisture in the exhaust. When you shut down, you'll have moisture sitting in some of the cylinders. My solution to this is to put in a manual switch to shut off system thus burning straight diesel fuel. I let my vehicles "cool down" before I shut them down. It's a habit I have from my racing days... that takes care of any moisture in the motor itself. Next the exhaust... Working on that but a drain valve on the muffler would allow for water to drain. Rig in some electrical switch that when there is no power, the drain is open...

water is just too corrosive for the metal in the engine.

(Oct 15 2009 06:13 AM)Guest Wrote:  Can we run our car with water and gas? Can anybody tell me if the HHO Gas is real, or is it another scam?

johnandrews52

I have a 99 dodge ram that I want to try this on. Can you please send some of sights or plans. rustyhellen[AT]charter.net

(Oct 15 2009 06:16 AM)Guest Wrote:  I built an HHO reactor myself using some plumbing pipe and stainless steel bolts. I tested the HHO production as they did on the You tube video. It works as far as producing hho. I didn't purchase any plans, I gathered enough info from the various demo's online. I spent around $100.00 on materials (Stainless steel is pricey). I installed this unit on my 1995 Dakota 4X4 Pick-up. I normally get 15 -17 MPG average. I have driven 45 miles since installing the unit. I will have more info as to whether this works or not. I may just be optimistic, but I did notice a small difference in power and the way my truck was running. If this works at all I will be tweaking it to produce more gas and try to get to 50 or 60 MPG. I will reply to this on Wednesday. I will have more data by then.

NIghtro