HHO Development Tips
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Gas Saving Tips
June 3, 2008
- Employ the Hydrogen (HHO)
Fuel Cell Generator. HHO is combined with your fuel to increase miles per
gallon.
- Install a Manifold
Absolute Pressure (MAP) or Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor Enhancer. These
devices adjust your Electronic Control Module (ECM) to reduce the amount of
fuel necessary to run your engine.
- Install Oxygen Sensor
Extenders to adjust for the increased amount of oxygen which results from
the use of a Hydrogen Generator.
- Use fuel additives to
increase gas mileage. The best formula for the money seems to be 2 ounces
of Acetone, 3 ounces of Xylene for every 10 gallons of gas. Be sure
and use a funnel with an extension on it so you don't get the mixture on
your paint. Pre-mix the additives in a glass measuring cut, then
pour the additives into the funnel. Have some water and towels ready
in case you accidently get some on your paint.
- Install the largest
AMSoil “Ea” Oil Filter that will fit
on your engine. Also, make sure your oil filter has an “anti-drainback
valve”. The purpose of this valve is to retain oil in the filter for quick
dispersion to the upper part of the engine. For filter selection visit
www.smartsynthetics.com/oil-filters/selection-guide.htm
- If a tanker truck is
filling the station’s tank at the time you want to buy gas, do not fill up;
most likely dirt and sludge in the tank is being stirred up when gas is
being delivered, and you might be transferring that dirt from the bottom of
their tank into your car’s tank.
- Avoid using Ethanol
(E85) unless your car is specifically designed for it. Ethanol is only 67%
as much energy as gasoline. (See
www.zFacts.com )
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AVOID IRIDIUM AND PLATINUM SPARK PLUGS,
no matter what your mechanic recommends. He might not realize that you're
now in the upper league of the MPG game...with different needs.
Iridium and Platinum react badly to Hydrogen.
Yes, and another thing – before installation, reduce the spark gap to 0.03”,
or 0.75 millimeter. This will definitely maximize the performance of
whichever plug you have chosen. Again, do this even if the car's book or
plug pamphlet say otherwise.
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Driving Habits - Your
driving style all by itself (your behavior behind the wheel) can increase
gas economy by as much as 30%!
- Empty your trunk of
unnecessary items which add weight to your vehicle.
- Check your tire’s air
pressure weekly. Over inflate your tires approximately 10% to increase
miles per gallon of gas.
- Fill up your gasoline
tank in the morning or dawn when it's cool. That's because gas stations have
their storage tanks buried below ground; and the colder the ground, the
denser the gasoline. You'll be getting more mass of gasoline per gallon.
- Demand the tax
benefits for qualified cars. See:
http://www.water4gas.com/members/articles/Notes_READ_THIS.txt
http://www.water4gas.com/members/articles/IRS_Chapter_12.pdf
- Keep a
Driver's Log:
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Odometer |
Gallons Bot |
Cost |
Acetone/Xylene Added (Oz) |
Water Added |
Soda Added |
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