As gas prices continue to hover dangerously close to record highs, many people are looking for ways to save money at the pump. Thousands of people every day are discovering the benefits of running HHO in cars. Using ordinary tap water and some parts you can find at any hardware store, you can use HHO gas in your car too, and save up to 40% on gas.

HHO gas in cars is a newer concept, but using HHO as a fuel source has been done for over 100 years. Previously, HHO has been used in torches, lamps, and high-heat ovens for over a century. It is an efficient, clean burning fuel that is hydrogen based and comes from water. By running a current of electricity through water, hydrogen and oxygen separate, then bubble to the top.

After the gas reaches the top of the reservoir, it can be sucked into the engine to supplement gasoline via a small length of tubing which you can run to the vehicle's air intake. HHO Gas does not have to atomize, so it burns very well when mixed with gasoline. With no modifications to your engine, using HHO in your cars can result in up to a 40% increase in fuel economy, more power, and much cleaner emissions.

Most designs call for the same core components for using HHO gas in cars. You will likely need some type of water reservoir such as a jar, electrical wiring to provide the current, a small length of tubing, and any thing you might use to mount the system in the engine bay (many actually use zip-ties for that). You can easily build and install the whole setup in less than a couple hours and be saving gas right away.

Never Built Anything Like This Before? Hey that's alright! Most people running these had never built one before either.