bob101290

i am wondering about installing a hho converter onmy truck (2004 1500 5.3) does anyone have any info on this.... how to install? how to make this converter? anything would be greatly appreciated

Biloxi58

Hi Bob
I have been installing these systems for a few months now and once you get the formular right on this systems they work out very well' You can espect a fuel increase of a 25% minimum if your truck is running properly. The systems are very inexpencive compared to the savings especialy if you do a lot of driving. The more you drive thecheaper the system will cost you. If you are interested in looking into this give me a yell back.

shawnvw

check out this page here man https://chevroletforum.com/m_61361/tm.htm
it has been discussed quite extensively(32 pages worth). There are a couple memebers who have done the install, and a lot of resources for information to better educate yourself before you dive in

bob101290

thanks alot... im going to buy a book before i start this

shawnvw

whoa....don't buy these books. They are ripoffs. Get as much free information off the net as you can. If you go to isohunt.com and search for "water4gas", there is an Ebook you can download as well as other info on the subject

ShadowDelta

Hey i have a question, what is an HHO? Sorry i am a noob at this car stuff, lol....i just want a quick answer, and all google gives me is crazy stuff

shawnvw

Its an alternative fuel add-on. Used for reducing the need for gasoline. People are experimenting with creating, and burning hydrogen on the fly, to get better MPG.

BassinProf

Save your money. It doesn't work. The energy costs of separating the hydrogen from water is higher than the energy gain it produces. Why do you think there's not a single major car manufacturer using a system like this? 25% improvement, give me a break that's in the same ball park as a Hybrid.