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Fuel Additive Fuel Economy Test (Need my subscribers help with this test)

   May 1, 2021  48 Comments on Fuel Additive Fuel Economy Test (Need my subscribers help with this test)

I am doing a fuel economy test with one of the additives I have already tested. We know it makes more horsepower and torque but this time we are testing fuel economy and I need your help. I am looking for 20 subscribers who drive over 300+mi per week who want to test out this product (I will send you a small bottle). If you want to help, start tracking your fuel economy now and comment below your average weekly mileage, year, make and model car.

The Test Is Complete!!! Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUkICPS0zQE

Here is the packet with the info for the test: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zhy1zvusf5r1xuq/ChrisFix%20Boost%20Maxx%20MPG%20Test.pdf?dl=0

Two places to get the fuel additive: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MEW927O/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00MEW927O&linkCode=as2&tag=chri0e2-20&linkId=CNOGC5Z2I63WZ6E3
or
http://bit.ly/boostperfmaxx

CleanBoost Maxx Test on the Dyno: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDUogAQzLAc
Seafoam Test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6UeJXkzDW8
Techron Test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8i9qftqKNY

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48 thoughts on “Fuel Additive Fuel Economy Test (Need my subscribers help with this test)”

  2. Have you tested Marvel Mystery Oil as a fuel additive? Would appreciate if you revisit this as I've seen other tests but value your analysis best.

  3. To have a more controlled experiment you could set up almost like a treadmill for the car, of course take the appropriate safety measures. Then get the vehicle up to highway speed and put it in cruise control until it runs out.

  6. love your channel. would love to see more motor mount replacements. I drive an 07 avalon with about 140k miles. I suspect my trans axle mount is failing due to the intermittent kicking when up/down shifting…some times when pulling off, you can feel it lift slightly, before going into 2nd gear. Japanese makes are notorious failed rubber parts. the trany is in great condition minus the kicking.

    Keep up the great work

    thanks,
    chris fix fan

  12. I HAVE A 2013 CRUZE 1LT 1.4T I AVERAGE ABOUT 390MPG PER 14.1-14.3 GALLONS ILL GIVE IT A SHOT. ALWAYS WANTED TO BUY THIS PRODUCT NEVER HAVE YET OBVIOUSLY HAHA….. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BROTHER.

  17. I would do anything too help out with your experiment with all product… I have a lot of free time to map out a good course…

  27. I'm going to help you out on this, I have a hybrid, I average 50 mph and I fill up almost twice a week. but drive more than 300 miles.

  28. Love your show Chris I just picked up an old BSA motorcycle owners manual says minimum octane 98  thinking of using some octane boost  on the bottle it say treats up to 25 gallons how much for a 3 gallon tank ? would to much hurt the motor ?

  32. I tried the RP fuel injection cleaner on my 2008 saab 9-3, I was getting 27 miles per gallon and a full tank it was saying 370-400 I drive around 600 miles a week maybe more sometimes all freeway miles, I put the RP fuel injection cleaning and my car gained mpg it went to 30 and also it was saying full tank 612 miles and the engine was running quiet

  34. Chris, I check my mileage every talk full. My car averages 24 to 25 mpg every tank. Variables for me would be how much freeway driving I do, ambient temperature and the quality of gas I get. I would be willing to help in the project, so please let me know if I can help.

  35. Oh Chris wants AVERAGE NOT hwy. Oh well I will tell you 300 miles is silly. What if the person idles in a traffic varies from day to day, oh what if it's hot one day, cool the next, what the humidity changes there are to many variables in 300 miles. Actually the mpg from the factory is based on a controlled test environment.

    Well Chris I applaud your motivation…

  36. Sigh easiest way find hwy mpg is. Estimate hwy mpg and drive the distance plus a little extra then back track same route and divide into 2 to find average mpg.

  43. Too bad this video is over 6 months ago I think I would have been a prime candidate for that test. I have a 2014 Dodge Ram 1500 Express with the 5.7L Hemi.
    I drive 27.1 miles each way to work 5 sometimes 6 days per week with about 4 miles of that being city driving.
    I use the El Cheapo gas from Arco (BP petroleum) and currently average 18.5 mpg if I'm being conservative on the throttle.

  48. I followed your instructions to the T on seafoam and I think because I've been using Lucas oil fuel saver for about 11 months I wasted seafoam because my engine must be extremely clean. It says that it helps maintain your engine and I believe it definitely does. I have a 1999 Oldsmobile cutlass and the money that would go into another tank a gas about $30 has gone into Lucas oil which has maintain my vehicle.

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