XADO Revitalizant Treatment for Subaru Outback. Results in figures.

Xado Revitalizant Treatment for Subaru Outback.
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[@andy3447]

Best Xado Video, good understandable for everyone

[@denkatatirajiqta6513]

Fast and clean test. The best video for XADO

[@donaldlin586]

I've been using this product on my 2007 G35S(120k miles) for over 2 years. So far so good. It did increase compression. So I don't need to keep giving more throttle (more air) to get adequate pickup.

[@vhighlander1190]

PROUDLY MADE IN UKRAINE

[@haico1992]

The best review I ever seen

[@jessepoker2008]

There is a huge problem here. You forgot (as does everyone else who does these tests) to take into account the ambient air temperature. The colder it is (to a certain point) the better your car will run. Cold air is denser and therefor the car can burn the fuel more efficiently, hence cold air intakes even though most kids who use those create hot air intakes (don't get me started on that subject). But if you know anything about mechanics and air fuel ratios, then you understand what I'm saying. These tests have to be done in a controlled environment as to not be effected by outside variables. So, for example, if you did your fist test on a 32 degree day and then tested later on a 18 degree day, the readings will be very different.

[@jessepoker2008]

To truly test these products you would need two identical cars brand new from the factory. They would have to then both be tested and dyno'd and everything else to make sure they fall within tolerance of each other. Only then can you run both cars with and without additives (or whatever else you are testing) to determine what the actual difference is. And that would have to be in a temperature controlled environment as to rule out any outside variables. Not saying that real world testing doesn't have it's merits, but somethings have to be controlled (like this). I would love to have that job! Getting identical cars to run different oils and additives through to find out what actually works and what doesn't. I'm sending out a resume right now.

[@vladimir0700]

Actually, it’s the other way round-the colder it is, the poorer engine efficiency will be-i.e. less gas mileage.

[@SorinNicu]

He drove 1400 miles! Not just one day. That's enough to smooth any temperature variations.

[@andy3447]

Thanks, for the nice video

[@andrewm8831]

EARLY indications on this product look good, will do more research on this ,there always going to be doom mongers who cry snake 🐍 oil but I have never heard of any these products harming engines,a one mile per gallon improvement is substantial over a years motoring,I just need to find out if it can be used when the oil levels are at optimum

[@MrKscollier]

Very impressive product. Can you tell us what store carries it in America?

[@danielveliciu3445]

Tesla Fan there a store in Schaumburg, IL that carries XADO products

[@phatasswj]

Tesla Fan Amazon.com

[@vhighlander1190]

I TESTED ON MY FOUR CARS - WORNED ENGINE BECAME AS NEW - GOOD COMPRESSION ON ALL CYLINDERS . BUT REMEMBER IT ACTUALLY WORKS FOR SUBARU FOR 50000 MILES BECAUSE IT BOXER ENGINE . THAN NEED TO BE RENEWED

[@mareksumguy1887]

Highly unscientific. 18.4:1 AFR?!. Total bullshit.