Choice of cell design for auto use.

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Steve and group,
     
    What would be the best/simplest cell to use on my 1988 dodge d100 pickup with a 3.9L/239 cu. in. engine with Throttle body injection. I am looking to replace the 4 jar system I currently have. Fuel is petrol/gasoline, and mpg went from 8 to 12 city--12 to 16 highway with the additional resource use of a poor mans EFIE.
     Any help/suggestions will be considered and appreciated greatly. If there would be any other information I have omitted, please ask. Also I have not built a PWM yet, I would like to get away from electrolyte and do plan to use Plasma  spark ignition in the spring as well as HHO.
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Steve and group,
     
    What would be the best/simplest cell to use on my 1988 dodge d100 pickup with a 3.9L/239 cu. in. engine with Throttle body injection. I am looking to replace the 4 jar system I currently have. Fuel is petrol/gasoline, and mpg went from 8 to 12 city--12 to 16 highway with the additional resource use of a poor mans EFIE.
     Any help/suggestions will be considered and appreciated greatly. If there would be any other information I have omitted, please ask. Also I have not built a PWM yet, I would like to get away from electrolyte and do plan to use Plasma  spark ignition in the spring as well as HHO.
                                                                                                   Akin

Hi Akin,

How much litre HHO per minute do you need?

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Steve

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Steve,
     I had read somewhere that to run an engine on HHO alone requires 1 LPM of HHO for every Litre of engine size. There is also a curve to do what I want, just supplement the petrol/gasoline engine with an EFIE and HHO, where at one point the efficiency drops off because there is too much HHO for the supplement process.I have moved my timing 5 deg. closer to TDC to get rid of the acceleration and uphill travel valve rattle. I still need to add a non-foul adapter to withdraw the 02 sensor from the exhaust stream some. I guess that I would want to start at 1 LPM and go to no more than 2 LPM of gas production without using acid for an electrolyte. Water with a PWM seems the best way to go. I would also need a PWM Schematic to do this. Be reminded please, this is for my use only not a way to make money from someone elses ideas or research.    Akin 

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Steve,
     I had read somewhere that to run an engine on HHO alone requires 1 LPM of HHO for every Litre of engine size. There is also a curve to do what I want, just supplement the petrol/gasoline engine with an EFIE and HHO, where at one point the efficiency drops off because there is too much HHO for the supplement process.I have moved my timing 5 deg. closer to TDC to get rid of the acceleration and uphill travel valve rattle. I still need to add a non-foul adapter to withdraw the 02 sensor from the exhaust stream some. I guess that I would want to start at 1 LPM and go to no more than 2 LPM of gas production without using acid for an electrolyte. Water with a PWM seems the best way to go. I would also need a PWM Schematic to do this. Be reminded please, this is for my use only not a way to make money from someone elses ideas or research.    Akin

Hi Akin,

My suggestion would be to go to this website: http://www.waterfuelforall.com/
The owner , Wouter, is selling good working boosters.
They do around 1 till 2 litres a minute and are around 95% efficient and thats really good.

The other option is to go and build a serie drycell, like the EBN cell. (google)

Steve