Comments on: Testing HydroxyTech EFI1250 Kit on Dodge Sprinter Cargo Van http://autofuelsaving.com/info/testing-hydroxytech-efi1250-kit-on-dodge-sprinter-cargo-van/ Posting installations and testing results of supplymental HHO or oxyhydrogen in saving fuel for diesel and gasoline engines Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:02:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Colin Lyon http://autofuelsaving.com/info/testing-hydroxytech-efi1250-kit-on-dodge-sprinter-cargo-van/comment-page-1/#comment-246 Colin Lyon Mon, 08 Dec 2008 20:55:01 +0000 http://autofuelsaving.com/info/?p=35#comment-246 As a matter of fact yes i do find it quite difficult to sell their product. not for any reason other than the price. but the problem is that people that just get into this think that its a plug it in and forget it device. it is not, you have to maintain it and that where the trouble comes in. you can see the installation i have done of the EFI1250 on my vehicle at <a href="http://www.hydroxycanada.com/Forum/35_Installations/22_Alexis_Cell_On_1996_Honda_Civic.html " target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.hydroxycanada.com/Forum/35_Installations/22_Alexis_Cell_On_1996_Honda_Civic.html</a> if you are in Canada i can get you can buy the EFI1250 from me at <a href="http://www.viecofuel.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.viecofuel.com</a> you shouldn't see more than a 3 week wait from order to shipping. HTC has just moved to China for the majority of their production and almost completely caught up on back orders. I do not stock the VMU's as there are too many variants of the product. i order what my customer wants :) As a matter of fact yes i do find it quite difficult to sell their product. not for any reason other than the price. but the problem is that people that just get into this think that its a plug it in and forget it device. it is not, you have to maintain it and that where the trouble comes in. you can see the installation i have done of the EFI1250 on my vehicle at http://www.hydroxycanada.com/Forum/35_Installations/22_Alexis_Cell_On_1996_Honda_Civic.html

if you are in Canada i can get you can buy the EFI1250 from me at http://www.viecofuel.com you shouldn’t see more than a 3 week wait from order to shipping.

HTC has just moved to China for the majority of their production and almost completely caught up on back orders.

I do not stock the VMU’s as there are too many variants of the product. i order what my customer wants :)

]]> By: SaveFuel http://autofuelsaving.com/info/testing-hydroxytech-efi1250-kit-on-dodge-sprinter-cargo-van/comment-page-1/#comment-162 SaveFuel Sun, 19 Oct 2008 10:52:45 +0000 http://autofuelsaving.com/info/?p=35#comment-162 Colin, I have not received what I ordered yet. It's been more than one month! I guess they run out of stock for the kit I ordered (EFI1250). Since you are their distributor, do you carry EFI1250 a lot? How is your business distributing their products? Do you find it hard to convince people to install the kits in their cars? Building a cell is not the hardest part - I just finished assembling a 11-plate electrode based on borrowed ideas from <a href="http://autofuelsaving.com/store/products/diy-plans/gas4free---using.htm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Gas4Free's DIY plan</a> (I purchased their plan) and indeed I can produce quite a lot of HHO with just plain tap water (no electrolyte added at all); the hardest part is how to lean out the fuel for cars made after 1996. HydroxyTech's VMU (now series 2) looks very good. Do you have any VMU series 2 in stock? Colin, I have not received what I ordered yet. It’s been more than one month!

I guess they run out of stock for the kit I ordered (EFI1250). Since you are their distributor, do you carry EFI1250 a lot?

How is your business distributing their products? Do you find it hard to convince people to install the kits in their cars?

Building a cell is not the hardest part - I just finished assembling a 11-plate electrode based on borrowed ideas from Gas4Free’s DIY plan (I purchased their plan) and indeed I can produce quite a lot of HHO with just plain tap water (no electrolyte added at all); the hardest part is how to lean out the fuel for cars made after 1996. HydroxyTech’s VMU (now series 2) looks very good. Do you have any VMU series 2 in stock?

]]> By: Colin Lyon http://autofuelsaving.com/info/testing-hydroxytech-efi1250-kit-on-dodge-sprinter-cargo-van/comment-page-1/#comment-161 Colin Lyon Sat, 18 Oct 2008 01:39:12 +0000 http://autofuelsaving.com/info/?p=35#comment-161 How is the testing going? I am the Canadian Distributor for Hydroxycorp and have been more than impressed with the workmanship of their cells and there is NOTHING on the market that matches the VMU series 2 How is the testing going? I am the Canadian Distributor for Hydroxycorp and have been more than impressed with the workmanship of their cells and there is NOTHING on the market that matches the VMU series 2

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