Sea Foam Rising!
09-25-2006, 06:33 PM
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Sea Foam Rising!
Ok so im sure all the newbs have asked this a million times and this is really a newb question but ive never run seafoam in the stang and thought wtf why not ill give it a try. What the best way to do it. Ive run it before but that was on my old 350 4 barrell TB injection truck. Whats the best way to run it through on the ponies?
09-25-2006, 06:57 PM
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RE: Sea Foam Rising!
ORIGINAL: StangChik
it does a lot more than you see. That stuff is amazing. I like to do it right before an oil change
it does a lot more than you see. That stuff is amazing. I like to do it right before an oil change
Take your motor apart before and take pictures. Then take it apart after and take more pictures. Until I see some proof, I still say its the placebo effect.
09-25-2006, 06:59 PM
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RE: Sea Foam Rising!
Thats cool thnx guys. Yeah im with you Matt im skeptical on everything that clames to work wonders. I just threw in some lucus fuel additive and cleaner becuase they all swear by it and say its better than sea foam and it is the next best thing 
and its only $3 but idk i didnt really see a difference. Then again i wasnt having carbon or build up problems in the first place. Oh well.
and its only $3 but idk i didnt really see a difference. Then again i wasnt having carbon or build up problems in the first place. Oh well.
09-25-2006, 07:03 PM
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RE: Sea Foam Rising!
hey don't be an @sshole. Use it and then, take a spark plug out before and after, you'll see a difference.....get your oil changed and look at the crap that comes out with it. Granted my oil is always perfect and clean when i change it. but after you use seafoam, you'll see the stuff that comes out. I can't tell a difference, so i'll keep using it. Its nothing but an extra step to keep the insides of your motor clean and carbon free...uhh that smoke you see coming out the back...ya that's carbon build up burning up and exiting your engine, if you'd rather have that stay on the inside then don't use it.
Oh one more example. Take you IAC off look inside it.....there's a good example of carbon build up. Now imagine what the inside of your engine looks like if don't burn that crap out.
If you really want to search the internet....and you'll see some good write ups about seafoam and its advantages
Oh one more example. Take you IAC off look inside it.....there's a good example of carbon build up. Now imagine what the inside of your engine looks like if don't burn that crap out.
If you really want to search the internet....and you'll see some good write ups about seafoam and its advantages
09-25-2006, 07:06 PM
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RE: Sea Foam Rising!
ORIGINAL: StangChik
hey don't be an @sshole. Use it and then, take a spark plug out before and after, you'll see a difference.....get your oil changed and look at the crap that comes out with it. Granted my oil is always perfect and clean when i change it. but after you use seafoam, you'll see the stuff that comes out. I can't tell a difference, so i'll keep using it. Its nothing but an extra step to keep the insides of your motor clean and carbon free...uhh that smoke you see coming out the back...ya that's carbon build up burning up and exiting your engine, if you'd rather have that stay on the inside then don't use it.
Oh one more example. Take you IAC off look inside it.....there's a good example of carbon build up. Now imagine what the inside of your engine looks like if don't burn that crap out.
If you really want to search the internet....and you'll see some good write ups about seafoam and its advantages
hey don't be an @sshole. Use it and then, take a spark plug out before and after, you'll see a difference.....get your oil changed and look at the crap that comes out with it. Granted my oil is always perfect and clean when i change it. but after you use seafoam, you'll see the stuff that comes out. I can't tell a difference, so i'll keep using it. Its nothing but an extra step to keep the insides of your motor clean and carbon free...uhh that smoke you see coming out the back...ya that's carbon build up burning up and exiting your engine, if you'd rather have that stay on the inside then don't use it.
Oh one more example. Take you IAC off look inside it.....there's a good example of carbon build up. Now imagine what the inside of your engine looks like if don't burn that crap out.
If you really want to search the internet....and you'll see some good write ups about seafoam and its advantages
09-25-2006, 07:06 PM
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RE: Sea Foam Rising!
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Thats cool thnx guys. Yeah im with you Matt im skeptical on everything that clames to work wonders. I just threw in some lucus fuel additive and cleaner becuase they all swear by it and say its better than sea foam and it is the next best thing and its only $3 but idk i didnt really see a difference. Then again i wasnt having carbon or build up problems in the first place. Oh well.
Thats cool thnx guys. Yeah im with you Matt im skeptical on everything that clames to work wonders. I just threw in some lucus fuel additive and cleaner becuase they all swear by it and say its better than sea foam and it is the next best thing
and its only $3 but idk i didnt really see a difference. Then again i wasnt having carbon or build up problems in the first place. Oh well.
Oh and lucas is good too, but that's mainly a stabilizer...it doesn't do as much cleaning out as sea foam does
09-25-2006, 07:07 PM
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RE: Sea Foam Rising!
I don't know what to give it. I did it and now I'm replacing my motor for burnt piston rings. I'm not saying it's the culprit but it's kind of funny it ran fine before and then I run Seafoam through it and 2 days later she burns up. At this point I can't give you a straight answer it's top notch stuff or it'll cost you over $5,000 in repairs. Who knows. Just wanted to pass along my experience.