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Google and Youtube HHO. It saves gas, and cleans your exhaust emissions!! What do you think?

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There are many more!!

I found this:
Water Car Test - HHO Shows Why You Can't Run Cars on Water ...

But did you read the replys to that? The people made some VERY good points.

I think there are many things that Mike Allen could have done wrong in his tests because all cars are different.

It depends on the car, the setup, and the amount of HHO. I herd that too much is bad too. Maby he got beter hp or the O² senser got different readings and changed the fuel injection.

I don't know, but I think it could work under the right circumstances. I can't see how so many people can be wrong.

The HHO is a fuel but that is not why people use. It burns faster then gas and because of it burns all the gas at the ignition point.

It burns the fuel that would normaly be spit into the environment.

Yes, they were part of the link.

Just to add, many of the comments are suspicious to say the least. The one from Website: hotrod46.com here for example:

I have installed a water4gas system in my street rod. My MPG has gone from 10mpg to 15mpg. Yes, it has a carburetor. If you install any of these hho systems in a post 1992, ecu controlled vehicle, you MUST install a EFIE.

checking the website, which seems to be only to send people to the water4gas website has this about the street rod:

My truck is a 1946 Chevy truck "street rod". It's a street rod because it has modern running gear, It has a Small Block Chevy 350 V8 engine with a carburetor and no computer. It has a four speed automatic transmission with a .8 overdrive, and a 3.73 rear gear ratio.

To me that is not creditable. Why? Because I have a 1964 Ford Falcon Convertible that I'm sure weighs more than the truck described. I have a 1995 computer controlled 5.0L Mustang engine with a four speed Ford automatic overdrive with a 3:55 rear gear ratio. I currently get about 18 mpg in town and 22-24 mpg on the highway. Our last long trip was to Mt. Rushmore from Houston and back. Now I'm sure the truck mentioned weighs less than my convertible and we are probably pushing roughly the same horsepower. No way that truck should have only gotten 10 mpg unless there is something seriously wrong with it. Besides, that was the 2nd post in the comments by the same hotrod46.com. Smells of an agenda as do others.

Until someone gets a credible source to endorse this, I'll treat it as a scam.

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This is one way to do it.... Everything that tries to reduce that bad stuff into the air is a step forward to the GO GREEN attitude that more people need to take a stand with

I have watched my dad (55) yrs mechanic work with a few men and they have a superb new idea on the market

THE INTERCHARGER check it out www.intercharger.com

It not only reduces emissions, but saves on maintanence of vehicle, and because of the way it works you even save fuel.

inexpensive compared to the many devices out there.

What sold me? I believe in my dad and his brain. smart man
also the emissions results that he showed me when his friends car failed. He actually got asked to leave because he smoked the whole place out. The technician told him to leave and get a new motor. He went home, installed and INTERCHARGER and ran the car hot for a long 2 hour drive to burn off all the sledge in the muffler etc.....

INCREDIBLE RESULTS it passed
the technician asked if he worked all night to get a new motor in there. some of the readings went to 0 yes goose egg. others to near zero but all went down so drastically, I have one, as does all my family, and co-workers.

this thing installs between the PVC valve and intake on gas cars and they have different ones for the diesels all the way to motorcycles and quads.....

COOOOEL i tell you.