Alo,
If you are really interested, I make my own hydrogen generators, and I can sell 
you one..  As for warranty, adding hydrogen to the mix makes your engine burn 
the fuel cleaner and therefore last longer. My old Dodge Dynasty's oil, at only 
97,000 miles, was black 500 miles after an oil change when I bought it, and 
would not burn rubber;  after about 5,000 miles with a hydroxy addition to 
the mix, the oil was clean and stayed clean and it would spin the tires at a 
standstill if I punched the pedal too hard, especially if the road was wet.
My model only draws 2.8 amps and produces about as much hydrogen and oxygen 
as units others sell, which draw 20 - 30 amps, and boil the solution out.
This month I will have one of either ABS or PVC plastic for my 450, which will 
also be legal soon and I will see now much that increases its mileage.
The only drawback is the element only lasts about two months because of it 
being thin wire.  My first one only lasted a few hours because I used 304 
stainless, because there was none of the good stuff around.  But this Rodeo 
that I use only gets 16 mpg without it, on the road; I just took a trip with it 
and with the air on, and it made 23.9 mpg!  Was I surprised!
I have been working on this thing for about three and a half years now and have 
gone through four "generations" of units to arrive at this one.  I have also 
looked at many different types that others make on the net, and have stuck to 
this particular type. made of wire instead of plates or rods.
There is another one that someone makes that is really good and lasts, having a 
year warranty, but it is over $2,400, and draws about the usual 20 amps.  In 
his discussion, he admits that none of them currently on the market really last 
more than a few months, maybe a year.  But the materials he uses are not 
exactly different, but there is more of the rods.  
Mine is less than $125 and is easily renewed with fresh wire when the old wears 
thin.  I include extra wire, and an extra card already wired and ready for 
exchange, in the kit.  Or if you prefer not to have to re-wire the card, I can 
send you a replacement already wired if you send the old one, since wiring can 
be troublesome.
I am not the one that invented it; someone else did, but I improved upon his 
idea.
He sells the complete plans for $100, and you have to find the sources for the 
materials to make your own; and of course you need your own tools also, for 
fabrication.
There is really no way to patent electrolysis devices, so I have no patent, I 
just make and sell them as reasonably as I can for those who don't want to or 
are unable to do it themselves.
There are several devices out there that produce enough hydrogen to run your 
car solely on hydrogen; I even have the plans for one such.  However, it is a 
dangerous thing to have others know about, because people have been arrested 
and even killed for their efforts, running their automobiles (or 
motorcycles) on water instead of gas, and sharing it with others.
Just let me know, Aldo.
 




________________________________
From: Aldo <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 5:16:13 PM
Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Arrghh...I am SO FRUSTRATED...


I do use 91 only from Mobil or 76 too… may make a little difference. The fuel 
at some other stations in my area particularly Arco is terrible.  
 

________________________________

From:[email protected] [mailto: 
[email protected] ] On Behalf Of Aldo
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 3:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Arrghh...I am SO FRUSTRATED...
 
All I did was put an K&N intake and flowmaster exhaust… increased my mpg a bit. 
I want to install a hydrogen boost system to further increase my mpg but the 
truck came with a great warranty and has been great so I am trying to leave it 
alone… for somebody like me it is really difficult not to tinker :p I have been 
trying to keep busy with the bikes. 
 

________________________________

From:[email protected] [mailto: 
[email protected] ] On Behalf Of Graham Rogers
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 2:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Arrghh...I am SO FRUSTRATED...
 
My son has the same truck, same year but it has plenty of get up and go. Of 
course he's always trying to get up and go faster. He gets about 15 mpg. My 
Tacoma is about as fast and as Aldo said ....  Hey Aldo, how come you get 22 - 
all I get is 20 and less on the highway at 70 mpg.
 
Graham
 
On Jul 1, 2009, at 5:54 PM, Aldo wrote:
 
There is plenty you can do to make your truck faster but none of it is worth 
the $$ …The Silverado weighs more and has shorter gears…. It is slower but can 
haul more… Get a Toyota ! My Pre-Runner is a rocket and gets around 22mpg out 
of a 250hp 4.0L V6 J 
 

________________________________

From:[email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected] ] On Behalf Of Kyle Munz
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 2:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Arrghh...I am SO FRUSTRATED...
 
Release the parking brake?

-Kyle 


On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 3:59 PM, NghthwkLvr (NL) <[email protected]> wrote:

this is actually off-topic...but i've got to get it off my chest, and
see if anyone can give me any suggestions...

My first vehicle, that i paid for and owned outright is a 1991 GMC
Sonoma-S15 Pickup truck...SLE model...with a 4.3 L engine!....

My second vehicle is of course my beloved 1984 Honda Nighthawk
CB650SC...

My third vehicle, that i paid cash for and own outright, is a lovely
looking black 2003 Chevy Silverado Ext Cab Pickup Truck...LS
model...with a 5.8L engine!...

so what's the problem you ask? well the problem is that the 2003 5.8L
engine has absolutely NO GET UP AND GO!!!!!....

if i raced both truck from zero to 60, the 91 GMC would easily leave
the 03 Chevy back at the starting line trying to figure out what the
hell is going on!!!....

i don't think either of these engines have any modifications, but
still....the difference in get up and go is like night and day...

i was on the freeway today, trying to pass a truck so i could change
lanes...well, i was going all of 60 mph...and so was the truck, which
was actually slowing down cause he was trying to change lanes also...i
was going left...he was going right...anyway...i kept pressing the gas
to try to speed up...and MY truck just would not accelerate...it took
at least 15 seconds for it to get up to 66 mph...

then a couple of miles down the road, i tried to jump in the fast lane
at 60 mph...and almost got rear ended while i tried to
accelerate!....i don't do this all the time because i know the truck
doesn't have any get up and go...but i was in a bit of a hurry
today...damn it!...

so what the hell is going on!

any suggestions on what i can do to get the 5.8 liter engine some get
up and go?


thanks,

-NghthwkLvr-




 
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