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    sea foaming bad? or does it actually make the car run better

  • #2
    a couple of people i no have done it.. it works all right.. i think its all mental
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    • #3
      Don't use it. You will start to leak oil after awhile. It works great for a little bit but it eats valve seals.
      WTF?! Racing.

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      • #4
        yea i do hear its a mental and some ppl say it works but im not gonna mess with it

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        • #5
          i hear it works too, but i agree its mental, i dont put anything in my motor the factory didnt put
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          • #6
            Wtf Is Sea Foam
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            • #7
              yeah ive heard bad things in the long run, dont do it
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              • #8
                did it, im sure it did good things for the car but you cannot feel any difference. don't be a dumbass i read abotu some guy that ran like 5 cans through his car and swore that it was increasing power everytime and then next his seals went just do like 1/3 the can like it says. it did run a little smoother at idle after i put this through. do a oil change after though.
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                • #9
                  Seafoam basically cleans out the carbon deposits in your engine. If your motor has carbon deposits on the valve seats or anywhere else from high mileage...the carbon deposits might be giving you the "seal" for good compression, prevent oil from seeping into the combustion chamber, or it can just be your motor depending on the carbon seals...once you run seafoam through your motor, that seal is gone and you can possibly burn oil...or not...run better or worse...that's what I heard about it.

                  Just make sure to change your oil and spark plugs after you create the big ass clouds of smoke from running the seafoam.
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                  • #10
                    haha chris knows everything i love it
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                    • #11
                      yes it is great shizt i use it almost every day at work on used cars and done right it will do the job seen it chean out stuck egr vlaves worth the money
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                      • #12
                        Used seafoam on all my boys cars before they do emissions. I would pour it in there vacuum line and than after i would change there spark plugs, change oil, and slap on a new air filter and go straight to a emissions shop and pass with flying colors. And also i ran seafoam on a 200,xxx mileage car and the car is running like a champ. No more ticking, knocking, pinging, and defiantly i noticed idle difference.. Very good stuff, just dont over do it. And i also used this on a turbo single cam, helped alot also.
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                        • #13
                          i did it on my f22 that had 115k and i didnt feel anything diff. but i didnt see anything bad come out of it either

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by ZeroTraction View Post
                            Don't use it. You will start to leak oil after awhile. It works great for a little bit but it eats valve seals.
                            Yup, yup. It's good on new motors. Not our old ones.

                            Take off your intake mani and look at the chimney aka carbon build up..

                            You think something for $6 a can will get rid of all that?...

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by p.e.a.c.e. View Post
                              Yup, yup. It's good on new motors. Not our old ones.

                              Take off your intake mani and look at the chimney aka carbon build up..

                              You think something for $6 a can will get rid of all that?...
                              Yes i believe a $6 dollar can can make a difference. It sure did make a difference for me pouring it in a 200,xxx miles motor. And i also believe $1 for charity to the homeless will also make a difference hehe. :D
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