Hydrogen is being explored as an alternative to petroleum-based fuels. Scientists have found that adding hydrogen, by hydrogen injection, to the existing fuel will make gasoline burn more efficiently. Hydrogen injection in internal combustion engines was patented in 1920 and has been undergoing modifications ever since. Hydrogen is better for the environment and will increase the fuel mileage of the vehicle as well.
Observe the fuel mileage of your vehicle to establish how much you think you can increase by using hydrogen injection. Scientist have been able to make three vehicles that get 100 miles per gallon by using hydrogen injection, but these results are not typical. A Saturn SL1 with hydrogen boost gets between 50 and 60 mpg, which is common.
Purchase a hydrogen injection system that can be added to your vehicle. The H2GO is an example of a device that is adaptable to the internal combustion pistons of any vehicle, including the 250 million vehicles (cars, RVs, motorcycles) in the United States alone. The hydrogen injection system will feed small amounts of hydrogen and oxygen as needed into the engine's air module.
Check with the manufacturer of the vehicle before installing the hydrogen injection system to make sure it does not void the warranty of the vehicle. Under the Vehicle Warranty Act of 1974, the warranty of a vehicle should remain in effect, because the hydrogen injection enhances the performance of the vehicle. But this may differ with each manufacturer.
