Yes, this is what most people are doing now. It increases thier mileage by 10 to 20 percent. That is the claim at least. There are additional things you can do to increase it more, but you have to fool the O2 sensors first. They continue to add more fuel, thus hurting your results.

 

Electrolysis requires electricity. That's not exactly "water powered." This isn't groundbreaking stuff guys.

 

And your point is???

 

i got 95 miles per gallon out of my geo metro on it, if you have any questions let me know

 

the latest design that i have seen is that the engine has no pistons or mechanical parts. bascially its these electrical plates that are stacked next to each other and the hydrogen is ran across the plates to produce the power. now if you can develop a chasis that limits the amount of moving parts so that the power can be evenly spread throughout the entire mechanical system then you can achieve the power needed and prevent loss. also if you got the money an all carbon fiber chasis where everything is built in that chasis. so basically you have a steering column and gauges. Then the motor, battery and electronics are built into the chasis so that you cant see it. you might also want to think about putting individual motors in each wheel so that you dont have to worry about drivetrains, transmissions, etc. Since the wires would be tucked into the chasis base board it would make it look clean and hidden.

 

wow....you have that all back wards

 

nah i know there are some cars that still use the motor but i have seen other concepts. so far Honda and BMW have done pretty well. but i knida see what you are doing. take a pre existing platform then changing over to hydrogen power. Right?

 

pm me ive got some knowledge on this as well as soom very helpful dvds and literature. i went to school about 6 months ago for hydrogen assist

 

have you just read page 131 of Super Rod magazine December 2008?

 

I'm not ready to design a new car. just fit a system to existing cars so I can try to produce as much hydrogen production out of the existing technologies.