Science has studied the use of hydrogen fuel for several years. The applications have been stepped up recently because of increased prices for oil and gasoline. There are a couple of automobile manufacturers who plan to have hydrogen powered cars on the market within a couple of years. Evidently, hydrogen is a reliable alternative to gasoline powered vehicles.
So, what does that have to do with HHO? HHO is two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. Companies such as Water4Gas and Centemax have put together nifty plans to build and install a conversion kit for your cars and trucks. This conversion kit uses a small amount of electricity from your car battery and a small amount of water to create the HHO. The plans show how to install the kit to allow the HHO to mix with the gasoline in your car and form a type of catalyst to increase not only the MPG, but the actual performance of your car. Hydrogen fuel is very powerful. When used properly amazing results will be found.
While you still cannot run your car on water alone, the use of HHO will certainly create a savings in the amount of gasoline you must buy to run your vehicles. Reports of up to 60% increases in MPG are common.
The use of this technology is good for the environment as well. The exhaust from vehicles using this water fuel technology is much cleaner and cooler. It will reduce the amount of green house gasses released into the air. Because it provides a benefit for the environment, the government allows the IRS to offer up to $2000 in tax incentives to those who agree to use this 'green' technology.
Today, July 3, 2008 oil prices topped $144 per barrel. Gasoline is averaging $4.07 per gallon nationwide. It is even higher in the United Kingdom, France and India, averaging over $8 a gallon. Those prices are predicted to infiltrate the good old USA soon. You can increase your MPG with HHO and it seems to me that now is the time to do it!