HHO Systems?
Hello! I've heard some people who work in sustainable technology fields say that there are some good HHO Systems (Hydrogen Injection) that will bump up your MPG's. Has anyone here had any experience w...
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2oldman wrote:
If this actually worked car makers would be doing it.
I have heard those rumors too. but there is what I call a "Flip Side"
Every action you can take has three element you must consider
Cost, Risk, Benefits. and in some cases a 4th CLUES
In this case the "CLUE" is that they call it HHO, not H2O and not Water, which is what it is.. Water.. They had to come up with a fancy name for it and this is a warning sign of SCAM.
The risk here is adding water to hot metal of your engine,, This promotes corrosion (Rust) and can lead to early engine failure. THat is a major risk, with major cost involved.
Many of the "Fleets" using these systems (Are they really, I mean did you check) The vehicles are of such a nature that engine failure is likely in a short time anyway.. So they don't blame the Water Injectors..
THus I have to support. Given government regulations requiring improved MPG.. If these low up front cost systems actually worked, They woudl be factory installed.
