When we purchased Vic Lawson’s Gas4Free manual, we were pleasantly suprised at how good of a design this product is. The system’s “Hydrolyzer” is constructed using Polycarbonate sheets to withstand the rugged climate under the hood of your car. The polycarbonate handles tempatures well over 150 degrees and down to sub zero temps. It is a perfect product for this application. The Hydrolyzer contains the “Max Cell” which is the HHO Plate Stack that produces the HHO gas. Vic has been designing and tuning the HHO Max Cell for over 6 years now and its design only draws around 97 watts of power. This HHO design uses the least amount of power of any product. The Hydrolyzer design has a chamber separator that also contains the bubbler which makes his design very compact and easy to fit in any engine compartment. When you start reading Gas4Free, you will discover how easy it is to build and install into your car. His instructions cover EVERY aspect of getting yourself up and running with HHO. All the parts are listed and the manual has very well written step by step instructions so you won’t have any problems building this product.
Here is a overview of the manual (Table of Contents):
- Introduction
- How the system works
- Phase 1: Construction of the Hydrolyzer housing
- Phase 2: Construction of the MAX Cell
- Phase3: Mounting and Tube Install
- Phase4: Electrical Install
- Phase5: EFIE (O2 Sensor Enhancer)
- Tuning the system
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Final Notes
Now this manual is 228 pages of rock solid instructions, designs, photos and more. Each and every step of installation is detailed with photos building the HHO generator and under the hood installation. You will also receive “Book 2” which helps you understand how you’re saving gas, How it works, Info on the EFIE and tuning and more.
All in all, you will be satisfied with the product, the building and installation along with the gas savings!
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