HHO on a carbureted engine

[humbug]

What do I have to do to a carbureted engine so that I can benefit from HHO?

Like the air to fuel mixture, do I have to adjust it or will it self adjust?

Which vacuum line?

[Painless]

I would think that with a carburetor engine you would have, by far, the easiest job of all of us. The fuel/air ratio is set by the size of the jets, so you won't need to adjust for the computer playing with the mixture. From what I've read, you may need to adjust the ignition timing.

[humbug]

that sound complicated? where do i start?

[Stratous]

To be safe, you need to be able to monitor your exaust gas temperature. When you start decreasing the amount of fuel, your engine will run hot, but the addition of hydrogen will offset that effect. So basically, you need to lean your fuel down probably by 10% or so, then add Hydrogen and measure the EGT. If its still safe, then you can attempt to lean the fuel a little more. and so on. You need to know how to put smaller jets on your carb and know the safe parameters on your engine. I am sure someone else in these boards has better more detailed information than I do.

[mario brito]

just don't forget one detail : if you are running too lean, because your HHO is balacing that, and your HHO unit stops working for some reason, and you keep your engine running, you can destroy your engine ! so, keep it in safe levels !

[humbug]

good point, i just want to know what screw to turn what spring to pull