im dissapointed...H2O fuel cell? COME ON!!!

[edwinS13]

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/950085241.html

seriously?

[XTCshri2222]

browns gas, no real proof it works, but its a chem reaction with water that makes hydrogen i belive if i recall right

[edwinS13]

MANY people told me it is a BAD decision to go that direction, youll mess up the engine.

[breadbox]

what ever happened to the guy that was going to HHO his 240sx and then do a write up. From my personal research rotary motors are well designed to run off of hydrogen being that the intake and exhaust do not share the same area keeping intake temps down, so you won't preignite the hydrogen.

3k?

[White Comet]

exactly, that and the reaction woudl cause the piston rings to fry. i wrote a 2osomet page paper on hydrogen powered rotaries

[breadbox]

I wouldn't mind a HHOtary DD, I just need to learn how to build them

lets get'em going!

[Dattebayo]

Is this thread gonna be all talk, or does somebody actually have a link to someone complaining about pre-ignited hydrogen?

AFAIK, this hasn't actually been shown to happen yet due to the fact the gas is mixed into the fuel...

[OutToWinPAHC]

Its actually called HH0 because pure HO is a ticking time bomb, cool stuff, any car can be done with some time and about 2500 bucks. Good for not wanting to buy gas anymore. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX6CnNc3CFU

[StandardProspect]

looks like that car has the same lip kit as that other guy on here who just made a thread about his.

[breadbox]

2500? most DIY hho setups boast that you can buy materials for less than 30.

One I read used graphite as the prods in the water to conduct the current.

I read about the GEET engine where the only oil is to prime the engine to start. That was interesting.

[Warped161]

im interested in this, now its a supplement to your gas if im reading it right so would it work with a turbo setup as well.

[breadbox]

If this technology is so old and "works soooooooooo good". Why aren't they more common place. I have a friend who fixes and sells metros/swifts so maybe we will mess with this over the summer.

[OutToWinPAHC]

because its not really tested or approved, plus hydrogen scares the hell out of people even though its only HH0 which is relatively safe. But its not DOT approved and big oil influences the right people.

I have a 1986 GMC Sonoma I might puts with this idea for that.

[edwinS13]

looks like that car has the same lip kit as that other guy on here who just made a thread about his.

i dont have any sort of lip kit, if you were talking about me...well what ive heard about this system is that it will cause your motor to fail over time, and have EXPENSIVE damage.

[dsc4130]

. But its not DOT approved and big oil influences the right people.

thats the big one right there. my father has it on his 03f250 turbo diesel and he says it gets a little bit better gas mileage then before but he's only had it on the truck for a week. and i think his was free cause he used stuff we just had laying around our shop

[OutToWinPAHC]

Is this using HHO and fuel or just HHO because pure HHO is what cost money, going but using it in addition to gas is cheaper. As low as 50 bucks, but to do it right you want to make sure you ECU is calculating for the added HHO gas.

[White Comet]

we need didderson in here, he's running an HHO injected set up in his b13.

fwiw, i'm referring to running hydrogen as a fuel, not a supplement, in a rotary engine