[MERGED] XADO engine treatment thread

**zman** · August 9th, 2005 09:39 AM

i think opting to use a thicker grade of oil may produce the similar results touted by xado at a cheaper price

then again, if you have all of these problems with you engine, you're better off having a tune-up or an overhaul.

**theveed** · August 9th, 2005 12:49 PM

sa mga foreign forums, mga car owners pretty much 70/30 ang rating nila sa XADO (positive)...

quite a bit of people use them sa 3000GT forums...

ang di ko lang magets is how it coats evenly considering how little the tube contains.

**allanroy** · August 9th, 2005 10:19 PM

Originally Posted by speedyfix

allanroy, i'm not getting mad at you naman. i'm pissed at the company and people who run scams like this. wala naman methodology sa testing dun sa redline article. who knows baka may mga ginalaw din sila with the engine. hard to be sure with tests such as this. it seemed to me more like a testimonial...

when you worked for them in what capacity was it? marketing? sales?

sales engineer ako dun nun... although I've done a lot of reading on the product, skeptic pa rin ako. Kaya nga nun nag offer kami ng test sa Autoplus, hindi natuloy kse sa leakdown test pa lang, nalaman agad na may leak sa valves.. eh hindi naman kaya ng XADO i-repair yun ganung problem. For some reason hindi na nasundan yun (internal problems). What I remember then was that I was asking for a volunteer, wherein XADO would pay for all the expenses of the test including the product, but once na nagkaroon ng "significant" improvement sa compression at horsepower, the volunteer would pay for the product, not sure if half the price yung offer namin na babayaran nila.

With regards sa methodology ng testing, we were hoping to get inputs then sa forum but during the test itself, we just left it to autoplus to do the work, unfortunately nga, hindi natuloy.

**speedyfix** · August 9th, 2005 10:39 PM

problem is, from what i read, it takes so much time before the product take effect. this leaves the door open to the test vehicle being tamperred with.

ewan, that's just me.

**allanroy** · August 9th, 2005 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by speedyfix

problem is, from what i read, it takes so much time before the product take effect. this leaves the door open to the test vehicle being tamperred with.

ewan, that's just me.

There was this one option to leave the car to Autoplus and let them use it for 1 month or after reaching 1,500 km para sigurado walang magtatamper. Pero sinong car owner ang papayag nun? meron sana, yung kotse ng kasama ko pero baka naman magkaroon ng bias kse samin din yung car.

**speedyfix** · August 10th, 2005 10:04 AM

who owned the business? dapat sya yung magprovide ng auto... di kayo...

**allanroy** · August 10th, 2005 10:30 PM

arabo may ari nun eh. it is really difficult working with them that's why umalis ako... my only concern is the product itself, if it will work or not...

i'll try to contact their new manager and see if they would be interested sa test... if ever pumayag sila, why don't we test it on your facility? syempre, may bayad yun.

**speedyfix** · August 10th, 2005 11:25 PM

ako magbabayad sa kanila or sila magbabayad sakin para magtest? hehe!

**notEworthy27** · August 23rd, 2005 01:33 AM

Just saw the product at SM North. Has anyone tried the gel revitalizer for diesel engines? One aspect that I liked with the marketing of the product is its use of third party data. What do you make of the product?