Screaming Penguin - Source Does Matter

I have been researching all the scam fuel savings devices on the market that "resonate" and "align" hydrocarbon molecules to increase gas mileage by "up to 27%."

Those claims are obviously a load of crap. Yet one device I found looks promising and realistic. I am not sure about it, but the "Hydrogen-Booster" sounds like it might work.

The system includes a small hydrogen "generator" that produces and "alternative fuel mix" of hydrogen and oxygen. This mix is then introduced with gasoline into the combustion chamber and it causes an "acceleration" of the "flame spread" during combustion. Basically the makers claim that is burns the gas MUCH more efficiently. It supposedly increases mileage a significant amount and increases power and reduces emissions.

One of those too good to be true things but not nearly as sketchy as other similar devices. I am not sure if this is legit and or why it is not original equipment if it is but its interesting anyway. I am not convinced enough to order one, but again, its worth a read.

Checkit via the link.   http://www.hydrogen-boost.com/