HHO car kits are now so easy to make that nearly a million people around the world have made their own. Currently, the choice is quite stark. You can buy one for over $5,000 or make your own for under $150. Add another $150 to that if you need a mechanic’s help. It will work just as well as one bought off the shelf.

I’m all for making your own and then claiming the $2,000 tax refund the IRS offers to car owners who have HHO car kits installed. It’s really quite simple. With a decent manual, you can do it yourself or ask your local mechanic.

Advantages of HHO car kits

• HHO car kits are designed to increase a vehicle’s fuel efficiency. They act in conjunction with normal gasoline or diesel. Hydroxy gas burns four times better than gasoline, thus increasing miles per gallon. However, currently the water tank required to run a vehicle entirely on hydrogen (without having to store it on board) would be too large for practical purposes. However, HHO car kits can provide a hybrid solution that can reduce gas bills at the pump by 20-45%.
• The Internal Revenue Service kindly offers HHO gas kit installers $2,000 as a tax refund. Save all your receipts and search irs.com. We all have to think about money and take breaks as they come.
• Cars and trucks that are powered with the help of HHO gas kits demonstrate noticeable improvements in acceleration and pulling power (torque). Hydroxy gas improves performance. Not only that, but the engine gets too quiet.
• Engine life has been shown to increase by up to 80% when using HHO. That means gas savings, IRS money back, and a longer-lasting vehicle.

HHO Car Kit Basics

• A good HHO car kit manual will explain everything in detail. Each manual should include the following.
• An overview of HHO technology is not necessary but important. An HHO car kit manual should demonstrate how HHO and hydroxy gas as a by-product are produced. An Archbishop’s brain isn’t strictly necessary, but a basic understanding is a good idea.
• Four basic items are required for HHO car kits; a battery, a vaporizer, an HHO generator and an electrical control module.
• Drums are child’s play. Electrical current is simply drawn from the vehicle’s existing battery. Everything needs to be grounded and that is part of the function of the ECM (electrical control module).
• The vaporizer, or bubbler, connects between the generator and the carburetor. It is not essential, but it does prevent moisture from entering the carburettor.
• The HHO generator is obviously the center of the entire system. It holds about a liter or less of water and contains an electrode with which ordinary tap water reacts to form HHO. Hydroxy gas emerges on the surface of the liquid and is then sucked into the internal combustion engine.
• The last word is with the ECM. It’s available at a decent hardware store or you can do it yourself. It should have an amperage display and the ability to control the amperage supplied to the reservoir.

Other than some electrical wires and hoses, that’s all that’s required for HHO car kits.