Texcowboy

Does any know about water for gas I know how it works but want actual milage increase results before making one

MDTAHOE

Explain. I think I know what you are referring to. However what ever it is it I am sure does not work or all the car manufactures would use it.

old dog

i believe you are talking about water injection , it is a gimmick that's been around in lots of different incarnations for about the last 35 years .i tried it on a old 1970 chevelle and the only thing it did was burn all the carbon out of the engine and it started to burn oil afterwards .my ole man tried it also and he is meticulous on checking his mileage and it made no difference .

Texcowboy

Uses electrolisys to seperate hydrogen and oxygen and then the two hydrogen and one oxygen molecules flow in to air in take and mix with gasoline

72c10gunn

so you mean a hydrogen generator, I believe its a gimmick, my buddy tried it about a year ago and he couldnt work out all of the kinks(the water would start to boil eventually) he saw no improvement in mileage

MDTAHOE

You can not produce enough hydrogen to make any energy. It is a gimmick and you run the risk of sucking the water into the engine. If it really worked GM, Ford, Dodge, Honda, etc............... would be all over it.

therewolf

There are a couple other risks to worry about.

1. If you don't properly control the generated hydrogen very carefully, you can have an explosion, which could get real ugly if it sets off your gas, too.

2. Burning Hydrogen is going to cause your system to run hotter. It better be some very dramatic and dynamic fuel savings if it's going to start costing you engine components lost to heat damage.

As MDTAHOE said, if it were a viable system, Honda, GM, Ford,Nissan,Chrysler, and many others would be all over it.

thereddmax

it does work we have it on our duramax and our powerstrokes and our suburban dramatic power increase pm me for details

Terry Neff

It takes more energy to produce the gas than it produces in gains.