How Many Of You......

[mbramble]

.... have actually built and installed one of the "water-for-fuel" devices in your cars?? 

What kind of MPG increases have you seen??  Not interested in what you have seen on youtube or what you have read on the Internet but from people who are actively using these devices in your vehicles.  It seems like everyone on this forum should be using them....

Thanks,
Mike

[utilitarian]

.... have actually built and installed one of the "water-for-fuel" devices in your cars?? 

What kind of MPG increases have you seen??  Not interested in what you have seen on youtube or what you have read on the Internet but from people who are actively using these devices in your vehicles.  It seems like everyone on this forum should be using them....

Thanks,
Mike

All water-to-fuel devices are scams, insofar as they promote the on-board conversion of water into hydrogen.  This is because it costs more energy to make the hydrogen than the hydrogen will give back to engine.

Hydrogen powered cars and other hydrogen-assisting methods are legit, but the idea is to make hydrogen first and then put it in the car for use.

[Jokker]

Dude... How u can tell that tease devises are not working?
It is natural that it takes more energy, Also u need to remind yourself that it work on alternator.
But ur getting better millage per gallon because hydrogen is increasing octane number in fuel, so it is making it more powerful and it makes more effective.

Also your MPG depends on engine set up... mostly. Ignishion timing and so on. U also may want to know that it is due hydrogen burns 1000x faster.

[gculpex]

All gasoline devices are scams, insofar as they promote the on-board conversion of gasoline into vapors.  This is because it costs more energy to make the gasoline than the gasoline will give back to engine.

gasoline powered cars and other gasoline-assisting methods are legit, but the idea is to make gasoline first and then put it in the car for use.

Funny!!!!

[Sprocket]

I've just started 'playing' with HHO so have no idea yet how it effects fuel usage.  The point I wanted to make is that although my 1.4L car delivers about 30mpg, the mpg-readout tells me my average is 45mpg - so, is it possible that those nice people at Toyota could be trying to deceive people?...