1st one is a 16 Plate Smack style booster making 500 ml per minute @ 10 amps on a 1998 Suzuki 1500 LC, and it sure does run good with the gas going through it!
2nd one is 4 cells with 2 plates in each hooked in series making 600 ml per minute @ 10 amps on a 1990 Yamaha V-Max with Velorex sidecar (Just Finished).
The Suzuki with a previous unit made from a Sanka Jar got an additional 5 MPG and it has been replaced with this more efficient unit just this past week. Thanks to Rick and Jon for their help

That is SWEEEETT !

Great handy work, they both look very clean.

Bravo !

Got any numbers yet on the series cell?

The Smack booster looks oem.

colchiro Wrote:Got any numbers yet on the series cell?

The Smack booster looks oem.

Nothing yet on the Series Cell Bike,I only use it occasionally with the wife, but it sure does look trick with gas bubbles going through that long angled Bubbler

The Smack style booster on the other bike, I copied from his videos on You Tube on Smack's thundernutz Warrior. The only difference is that I charged both outer plates + (4 plates vs 2 on his). Because the outer plates are cut to fit the 3" pipe and I figured since the very outer plates are a little more than 1/2 the inner center - plates, why not?

Great work, I plan on doing this to my bike.

Nice job. I just started on my '97' Valkryie. it a work in progress so I haven't taken any pictures yet. It's up and running though and working out a location for the next cell. The first cell brought me from 28 mpg up to 38 in limited testing so I'm expecting some decent numbers from this rig.
Looks like a ton of good work went into your setups so far. Glad to see more bikes being modified here. Thanks for posting the pics!

Sweet setup. It would look cool at night with some LED lights shining thru it, while it's bubbling. As soon as I get another motorcycle, I would like to retrofit on it.

I really like the canisters you are using. Where did you get the clear acrylic tube and the caps?

Bob,

Glad to see you got this up and running! A lot of work. I hope it pays off for ya.

The Clear cast Acrylic Tubing is from Mcmaster Carr and the end caps are standard 3" female adapters with flat screw in plugs (Painted), I used PVC cleaner before painting.
Thanks for the comments