sea foam
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sea foam
Bought the stuff...let it suck through the booster line. sat 5 minutes...fired it up and jogged around the block killing mesquitos...next morning drove to work....then drove home.....no rough idle smooth response through the gears...i,m impressed................
.jimmijam. mid 14,s..............stock! oh...and also fixed a vacuum leak...
.jimmijam. mid 14,s..............stock! oh...and also fixed a vacuum leak...
Last edited by jimmijam36; 10-01-2007 at 03:09 PM.
#2
Originally Posted by jimmijam36
Bought the stuff...let it suck through the booster line. sat 5 minutes...fired it up and jogged around the block killing mesquitos...next morning drove to work....then drove home.....no rough idle smooth response through the gears...i,m impressed................
.jimmijam. mid 14,s..............stock!
.jimmijam. mid 14,s..............stock!
I have had similar results. always smoothed out my idle and on a old nissan it seemed to make the TQ curve a little flatter.
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#6
Originally Posted by jbrew
I put it in my tank and it stopped running
Clogged the filter with some kind of plastic - looked like a sandwitch bag , what was left of it ..
I have know idea
Clogged the filter with some kind of plastic - looked like a sandwitch bag , what was left of it ..
I have know idea
Maybe someone shoved it down your tank got stuck somewhere and the seafoam allowed it to go on through. I use seafoam in my truck, my bike, and my boat motor. My bike is an 83 shadow 500 and it ran like crap when I got it. 15 mins later after some seafoam was run through it I was riding it. My boat motor is even older. It is a 76 and before I started using seafoam it was a pain to get it to start sometimes and running sometimes was not much better. A few minutes running seafoam out on the lake and it was starting up in just a couple pulls and running smoother than it ever did.
#7
Originally Posted by dewalt17
Maybe someone shoved it down your tank got stuck somewhere and the seafoam allowed it to go on through. I use seafoam in my truck, my bike, and my boat motor. My bike is an 83 shadow 500 and it ran like crap when I got it. 15 mins later after some seafoam was run through it I was riding it. My boat motor is even older. It is a 76 and before I started using seafoam it was a pain to get it to start sometimes and running sometimes was not much better. A few minutes running seafoam out on the lake and it was starting up in just a couple pulls and running smoother than it ever did.
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#10
Originally Posted by RdHammer
What is this seaform that i keep hearing about on here. I dont think ive ever come across it at the local auto store. From the sounds of it you just suck it into the vaccum line on the intake?
Search for posts by Labnerd... BEFORE you buy any, okay?
Sure put in in yer 4-wheelers, lawnmowers, juice blenders, vibrators, whatever... but NOT in yer fekkin' truck. Jeez....
#11
I have personally used Seafoam on over 10 vehicles. ones with over 60k smoked heavily and idled much smoother after the process. On a small nissan 2.4l motor it also seemed to really smooth out the power band. For 6 bucks I believe it is worth it. This stuff has been around for 80 years, seems if it was snake oil it woulda been killed off by now
#12
Originally Posted by scott1981
I have personally used Seafoam on over 10 vehicles. ones with over 60k smoked heavily and idled much smoother after the process. On a small nissan 2.4l motor it also seemed to really smooth out the power band. For 6 bucks I believe it is worth it. This stuff has been around for 80 years, seems if it was snake oil it woulda been killed off by now
So the fact that this chit is still available is irrelevant.
It's still CRAP!
I'll go with the chemist's advice.
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#14
Originally Posted by scott1981
Thats cool man. I'm not telling ya what to use. I just know if I can improve the performance of my truck for 6 bucks I will do so. Im not looking for an argument, the product has served me well and I stand by it.
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#15
Originally Posted by MGDfan
I'm cool too, bud ... just offering another path to previously published info, from an expert I have come to trust.
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