hydrogen on demand mod

[wbradley]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Super Charger Double DUAL Turbonator AIR INTAKE Fuel Saver Turbo Charger Fan


This Double Propellers Fuel Saver Turbonator Fan provides a more dynamic control over the intake system
by forcing powerful airflow into the combustion chamber at a high speed.


Once the engine is started, the propellers spin to create a maximum turbulence in the incoming airstream
to allow enhanced fuel atomization in the combustion chamber, resulting in significant increase in
horsepower and better gas / fuel millage.


With simple installation steps, you can enjoy going faster and furtherer whilst saving gasoline all
at the same time!

That's the "kazoo".

[churchx]

Turbonator sounds like robot name from Futurama

[Lantana frs]

Im all for alternative fuels but building my own little Hindenburg is not on the punch list.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Lantana frs

Im all for alternative fuels but building my own little Hindenburg is not on the punch list.

Oh good call! Surprised the material doesn't claim a weight reduction because of the hydrogen.

[churchx]

Tcoat: that floating from hydrogen will add comfort when daily driving and will reduce wear of suspension. I'm surprised that vendors of kit failed to mention those gains

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MyNave

well i can't say I am not disappointed. i was really hopeful for better mpg, and everything else it promised.
watch the video that got me to consider it.
should have posted this video first.

Had some time to find the most complete write up I could from the most reputable source possible.
Give it a read.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a3983/4310717/

[MyNave]

okay thanks for the article, it was a good read. The optimistic child-like self still wants to believe, but i am convinced it is bupkis.
well atleast the Fr-s still gets pretty good gas mileage, well atleast i cant complain.
if gas does get bad, i will just get an Elio. Shit i might still, it is only 8k.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MyNave

okay thanks for the article, it was a good read. The optimistic child-like self still wants to believe, but i am convinced it is bupkis.
well atleast the Fr-s still gets pretty good gas mileage, well atleast i cant complain.
if gas does get bad, i will just get an Elio. Shit i might still, it is only 8k.

Could be worse. You could live here. Premium is between $4.5 and $5 a gallon and that is still really cheap for us.

[finch1750]

Originally Posted by MyNave

okay thanks for the article, it was a good read. The optimistic child-like self still wants to believe, but i am convinced it is bupkis.
well atleast the Fr-s still gets pretty good gas mileage, well atleast i cant complain.
if gas does get bad, i will just get an Elio. Shit i might still, it is only 8k.

Good luck with that. They just keep going deeper and deeper in debt without much capital. They need to get cars out for sale quickly. The safety on them has me skeptical though. I sat in one and a side impact seemed like certain death

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by finch1750

Good luck with that. They just keep going deeper and deeper in debt without much capital. They need to get cars out for sale quickly. The safety on them has me skeptical though. I sat in one and a side impact seemed like certain death

At least they come in orange! I would drive that if I worked within a couple of miles of home. In the city. In nice weather.

[MrDinkleman]

LOL. "HHO"


Assuming there was such a thing, it would be generating H2 and O2, which could be written as "HHOO", I suppose...


I wonder what that "generator" could be, using 45Amps...


Sounds like it is just a water injection setup that was popular back in the 70s. They supposedly did increase fuel economy a little bit by increasing combustion pressure in the cylinder due to the steam. As well, the cooling effect of the water changing to steam was supposed to cool the intake allowing a higher compression ratio.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by MrDinkleman

LOL. "HHO"


Assuming there was such a thing, it would be generating H2 and O2, which could be written as "HHOO", I suppose...


I wonder what that "generator" could be, using 45Amps...


Sounds like it is just a water injection setup that was popular back in the 70s. They supposedly did increase fuel economy a little bit by increasing combustion pressure in the cylinder due to the steam. As well, the cooling effect of the water changing to steam was supposed to cool the intake allowing a higher compression ratio.

Nope not water injection. They are actually claiming to create enough hydrogen and oxygen from the water to make a huge difference in mileage and power.

[MrDinkleman]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Nope not water injection. They are actually claiming to create enough hydrogen and oxygen from the water to make a huge difference in mileage and power.

Yeah, I see what they are claiming. I'd like to see what it actually does. Unfortunately, $400 is too much to buy one just to take apart, even for my inquiring mind...

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Had some time to find the most complete write up I could from the most reputable source possible.
Give it a read.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/a3983/4310717/

Originally Posted by MrDinkleman

Yeah, I see what they are claiming. I'd like to see what it actually does. Unfortunately, $400 is too much to buy one just to take apart, even for my inquiring mind...

The link above sort of sums up what all these things do (or don't do as the case may be).


I ran a water injector for strip only on my 440 back in 78. In those days before ECU controls it was a son of a bitch to get the mix right and I finally threw the whole thing away (literally threw it in a fit of frustration). Now, when you manged to get it just right...