Re Independant tests:

The reporter notes that they are no independent tests, but the company has it's own data.

Why no independent tests? Where are they?. I've yet to see any from any of these guys..

Why doesn't somebody, perhaps Motor Authority, do independent testing on hydrogen boosting.

It's time someone put this one to rest.

Hydrogen boosting is a fraud:

One company in New Zealand bought this "technology" from the US and is now refunding their customers:

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4711218a30.html

This is an excellent web site on hydrogen boosting fraud from New Zealand:

http://aardvark.co.nz/hho.shtml

Popular mechanics just released the results of their tests, and it doesn't increase mileage.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/automotive/how_to/4276846.html

Consumer affairs has an article:

http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2008/07/water4gas.html



These things defy the laws of thermodynamics and the simple test of reason. If they worked then some major car company, somewhere would be putting them on next years model.

This stuff is like the herbal cancer cures, ultimately they say that everyone who disagrees with them is working for the oil companies..

There's an incredible amount of money being made on these things and like almost all gas "saving" devices don't work. Save your money, slow down. But if you buy one, demand a money back guarantee in writing that includes installation. Chances are you won't get it.

Why on earth, do these things cost so much? It's a glorified mason jar with some wire.

Increasing the combustion temp is going to do what to the valves and cylinder heads? Burn them. A new engine isn't cheap.