Saves 70c Per Gallon On Gas

Your car engine wastes the gas you buy by about 20%. Well if you use Ethos FR you are assured to:

Keep Your Engine Healthy
Create 30% Less Pollution
Save Up To 80¢ Per Gallon Off Your Gas Bill.

Ethos FR is a 100% Natural Bio-Degradable Product, Made by a California Based Emissions Company, with a 10 Year Old Track Record.

How and Why Your Engine Wastes 20% Of Your Gas

Do you own a car? Go in the garage or drive-way right now, and run your finger around the inside edge of the tail-pipe.
What you'll see now is your finger coated with a dark black smudge. This stuff on your finger is wasted un-burnt gas by your engine, and your wasted money.

Most people don't know that the average car engine is only 17% to 23% efficient, because of energy conversion inside the engine,
and because 20% of the gas you buy usually goes right out your tail-pipe as carbon waste.

Just think of it this way: If you spend $40 to fill up your car, $8 of that money goes right out of your tail-pipe.

Why does this happen?

It's a little bit of engine mechanics - However, even if you don't know anything about engines, it's pretty easy to picture:

Just like most living things needs oxygen to breathe, fire needs oxygen to burn, and gasoline needs oxygen to explode powerfully enough to move a car.

Your engine doesn't actually use gasoline. It uses "gasoline vapor". When you pour gasoline into your gas tank, it goes in there in liquid form. Before you engine can use the gasoline, it has to turn it into gas-vapor.

When the engine vaporizes the gasoline, it mixes the gasoline with oxygen to create a rich powerful oxygen/gasoline mixture.This is the job of the fuel injection system in your car, or the carburetor (if you drive an older car)

What engine experts and oil companies have known for years is that only about 30-50% of the gas you put in your car gets properly vaporized for ignition.

A big chunk 15-20% of gasoline gets un-burnt due to the size of the gasoline molecules, this comes out your engine as smog and pollution.

Even more energy is wasted becasue of the wear-and tear in the engine, engine energy HEAT loss, and cooling energy, which all adds up to about 80% in wasted energy.

Now if you're like me, and I'm not very good at math, that might sound like swahili. What it means in English is that whenever you pump up your gas, it's like getting ripped off twice... Once for gas prices of over 3.00 per gallon, and then again, becuase not all that gas is actually used properly...

Think about it... 15% to 20% of the gas you buy comes out your tail-pipe as waste... that's like pouring one fifth of the gas you buy all over the ground when you pump up your car. This is why we have such large smog and pollution problems today, especially in countries where leaded fuel is still used.



Benefits Of Using Ethos FR

*Ethos FR is safe to add to your car.
It has a 10 year track record, and has E.P.A registration. It's greatest effect is the increased life and performance of any internal combustion engine.

*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.
** Results very from car to car - and depend on your driving habits...for example: whether you're an agressive or slower accelerating driver.

*It's Quick Easy, and Works For Any Car
Ethos FR is used by commercial trucking companies and families with regular cars. The product works for gasoline or diesel engines, cars or motor-cycles. Any internal combustion engine.

*Reduces Hydro-carbon Emissions by 30%, or more
You can drive knowing you're not pumping toxic chemicals into the air - Ethos cuts toxic emissions by 30% or more.

*It's 100% Natural and Bio-Degradable
There are no toxic substances in Ethos, in fact, the product is mineral based.

*It's not available in retail stores
Ethos FR truly works and is a genuine product. Since most of the retail gas savers are junk, We don't want the product to get mixed up with garbage. It is only available through direct distributors - you can sign up to become a distributor any day.

Nowadays, there is no greater buzzword than fuel economy. Although people have been worried about fuel mileage for years now, up until recently we assumed that our concerns were temporary. We would worry about gas mileage whenever there was a spike, of course, but as soon as the prices went down again, we would get back into our gas guzzling trucks and go for a spin. Intellectually, most of us have known for some time that the fossil fuels are running out. We have known that, sometime sooner or later, we would have to switch to some kind of alternative fuel. Nonetheless, this concern has always seemed remote and abstract most people. Recently, however, it has become a much more immediate concern.

My cousin is a perfect example. As a contractor, fuel mileage plays an important role in his everyday life. He has always loved driving big trucks, both because of his appreciation of their looks, and also because they are great for building contractors like him. Recently, however, he has become completely neurotic about fuel mileage. He actually bought a device that automatically logs business gas mileage. At first I thought this was neurotic, until he explained how much profit gas eats up. It is quite a bit more than you would expect, especially if you are frequently required to drive an hour or more to your job site.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult to make a good informed decision about alternative fuels. They have simply not been available for that long. Bio-diesel sounds good in theory, but in the end, won't it pollute just as badly as gasoline? As for electric and hybrid cars, although there are a few working examples, they are still far from taking over the market. In the past, many of us imagined that electric vehicles would be ubiquitous by this day and age. Needless to say, that hasn't happened.

Short of switching to bio-diesel or some other alternative fuel, however, there is a lot that you can do to try to keep track of your fuel mileage and improve it. One of the best things to do is to switch to a more conservative driving style. Although this may look like a stopgap measure, in fact you can do a world of good. Just slowing down a few miles an hour during the morning rush can save you hundreds of dollars of gas a year. Defensive driving isn't only safer, it is also better for the environment and for your pockets! and you can also use Ethos FR to make sure that your gas won't go to waste. Its environment friendly too!

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