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When you increase the Amps, your increasing the draw from the alternator/battery. When this happens the alternator will put resistance on your motor. This is why your idle is changing. To prove this : take the HHO tube out of your air intake so that hydrogen isnt being introduce into the engin...

what a idiot. RON IS THE MAN!!! OREILLY and his GOONS can all follow the FED into distruction.

its a 323i with a CSL rep trunk and aftermarket bumper. I love the setup..but those tips are...eh. Nice work. Throw a s/c on it, it'll make it a different car.

yeah, what were the dyno numbers? I know that the 2.8 pistons are the same diameter, but what all is needed to change my m52b25 to a b28? Thanks

The hp was pathetic...otherwise he would have posted it.

where did you get that radiator and pump? Thats cool.

if your using LYE or KOH...there is vapor from it coming out of your hose. I bet if you look in your intake around where your putting the gas in. There will be a white residue. The rest has been going into your engine. I'm not being mean..i am just warning you. It must be filtered.

I had the same problem. Flip one of the end plates. So the entry is at the bottom. The fog comming out of the hose is LYE or KOH vapor. Depending on which you use. It must be removed through a bubbler, using a aquarium air stone through 50% vinegar 50% water. After that, make a second cham...

Those LPM meters are for AIR..as it clearly says. Lets see you finally put up a video of you filling a 1 liter bottle, and time it. If your meter is correct, you should have nothing to worry about. So if you dont post a video, we can assume your claims are false.

try clear pipe, with blue led's behind it. It looks bad

Trust me, buy or build a dry cell. I went from a wet cell design, to a dry cell...and my unit produces 5x as much hho with the same amperage.

@juan5104carlos 10% Alcohol, OR you can increase your electrolyte, and lower your amperage with a PWM, like he has with the amp guage. With my mix of 15% KOH my electrolyte doesnt freeze. For temps below 10, I would def. experiment with alcohol. :)

Hmm....what I did on my cell was I placed the inlet on the bubbler 5 inches from the bottom, and the outlet on the bottom. Also on my cell, the inlet is 4 inches lower than the outlet. So the pressure difference is MORE than adequate. This also makes it so your outlet isnt sucking up bubbles.....