HHO Kits

HHO kits are sold over the Internet mostly for those who want an aftermarket hydrogen on demand system to help save them gas at the pump and reduce emissions. While some people prefer to build their own HHO kits from one of the several online ebooks, others simply want a premade system that they can easily install themselves or have a mechanic install.

With that I recommend the HHO tek kit, or the Gas 4 Free system and take it to a new level.

This HHO kit is cost-effective, works as promised and the support being offered is first rate. The cost for the two HHO kits offered are several hundred dollars.

On the high end of HHO kits are the Hydrorunner G3, which has a starting price of around $3,500 and will come stock in the Ronn Scorpion exotic car when it rolls out. Smack's Booster offers a low cost HHO kit as well as an open resource version that is a little hard to follow, but anyone can build, given the time and inclination.

Hydrogen Boost offers several HHO kits for between $1,000 and $4,000 depending upon the type of vehicle you have. And Green Future Technology offers an HHO kit for around $1,100.

For trucks we recommend Mileage Maker, which perhaps has the butt-ugliest website ever to hit the Internet. But, the cost of the system is low, starting at $299 and up and reports have been favorable on this system.

Other names for the trucking industry include Hy-Drive, the Canadian Hydrogen Energy Company and Hydrogen Hybrid Technologies, who all offer different models of HHO kits, which they call hydrogen fuel injection systems for sale to fleets.