Saves 7% to 19%* or more on gas Ethos is a 'Fuel Reformulator' - Although you add it to your gas, it is not to be confused with the 'fuel additives' and 'fuel catalysts' that are available in retail stores. ???
What the heck, I'll give it a shot and report my results. I drive a pretty controlled drive to work, 35 miles each way, flat highway road, no traffic, so I can do a pretty controlled test on the before and after results. I currently get 31.5 mpg consistently doing 65 mph on cruise control. We'll see if, I get a 10% increase it may be worth it.
At $80/48 ounces that would last me 42 weeks for a Gas Savings of almost $150 Therefore, ($150 Gas Savings - $80 product) = $70 total savings.
Right now, the only sure way I know how to get better gas mileage is weight reduction. I removed about 120 lbs from my car and seen almost about 1.5 MPG increase.
hmmm not shure? but some customer of the product or i think they are said it work i watch the video .....but not shure if it true but shoot since gas price is high i wanna see if it it true? i kinda might think it a scam if there website is not a .com? lol...
hmmm not shure? but some customer of the product or i think they are said it work i watch the video .....but not shure if it true but shoot since gas price is high i wanna see if it it true? i kinda might think it a scam if there website is not a .com? lol...
I still wouldn't trust it even if it was a .com, Almost anyone can get a .com doesn't mean its a realiable or accurate source. Just look here on H-T.com, lots of misinformation being spread around. I would be more convinced if a .gov had an article on it. These fuel enhancing products are just the 21st century version of the 20th century snake oil. People trying to make a profit on the mass's ignorance.
I still wouldn't trust it even if it was a .com, Almost anyone can get a .com doesn't mean its a realiable or accurate source. Just look here on H-T.com, lots of misinformation being spread around. I would be more convinced if a .gov had an article on it. These fuel enhancing products are just the 21st century version of the 20th century snake oil. People trying to make a profit on the mass's ignorance.
Make sure your tires are properly inflated, don't hammer the gas pedal, weight reduction, and keep the car properly tuned. I seen a substantial increase in MPG by weight reduction, cruising at 65 vs 75 mph, and shifting at 3500 rpm vs 5k rpm in the city. Im talking about 1.5 MPG increase just by changing my driving habits and getting rid of my system and other dead weight.
