Toyota REVO Diesel with Super 7 Hydrogen Kit

Installed Super 7 on 2 vehicles... Mitsubishi Lancer and Toyota REVO Diesel (Thailand Kijang).

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[NikeMike417]

will it degrade/destroy the engine to some extent? i mean engines like those were supposed to run on petrol or diesel, and not hydrogen

[ehnriko]

@NikeMike417 Petrol and Diesel fuel both have hydrogen in them... every internal combustion engine burns hydrogen... This is merely increasing the amount of hydrogen and making it a catalytic combustion enhancer.

The answer is no... it wont destroy the engine - even for the longest run... on the contrary... it is good for the engine. Do a research on BMW 7 series Hydrogen car.

[jomatscabrera]

mas makakatipid b pag naglagay ng ganyan? pls answer

[ehnriko]

Supposedly. if not, then this is just going to be simply a waste of time.

[joshfidel]

sir ano po contact number nyo? or email ad nyo po

[ehnriko]

ehnriko@yahoo

[bheng81710]

sir tanong ko lng gusto ko kse maliwanagan gagamit prin ba ako ng desel o gasolina d2? o super 7 na ang mgpapatakbo ng sasakyan?

[mjparco]

Sir, ask lang po namin sa Toyota Revo EFI kung ilang ang Fuel consumption nia before and after installation of HHO/, thanks!

[jmurockstar]

you are aware of course that hydrogen combusts without an ignition source at compression ratios higher than ~9.5:1 right? you are also aware that diesel engines use a far higher compression ratio... so either the amount of hydrogen you're adding is so trivial as to make mileage gains equally trivial, or you're putting your engine at risk by starting combustion too early, leading to heat buildup and knock.

[0p3nURiZ]

@forfunmx there are many videos showing people running cars off of straight HHO from a compressed tank.shit.. even the mythbusters did it and they hardly get anything right. The systems available today using a proper electrolyte solution produce MUCH more than 3-6 liters of hydrogen per minute. Just because you bought a 1st gen technology doesnt mean it cant be done! and the reason you dont see any tests is because the oil companies dont want you to see them! Look up Stan Meyer and u will see!

[bugsarnold]

@ehnriko sir, how long you've been using this gadget? and how much did you save in mileage?

[urbex2007]

@forfunmx well said. It's a huge con but people fall for it all the time, that's why companies liek K&N sell so many things with a promise of power gains when they don't filter and sandblast the turbo! It's all to do with clever marketing and advertising.

[cw3849]

too many ###

[forfunmx]

1) 4cil 2ltr engine uses 2,000 ltrs of air per minuteat 2000rpm

2ltrs x 2000rpms / 2 = 2000ltrs of air per min

3 or 6 ltrs per min of hho wont do s...

2) hho alone inside an engine contracts (implodes) into h2o (water) doesnt explode like gas therefore 4 stroke engines will not work on hho alone

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