First Seafoam
11-04-2006, 02:25 AM
#22
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RE: First Seafoam
ORIGINAL: wildazme
just follow the directions on the can and only use about a 1/3 of the can to maybe half in the vacume line.
just follow the directions on the can and only use about a 1/3 of the can to maybe half in the vacume line.
11-04-2006, 02:47 AM
#23
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RE: First Seafoam
My PI motor I just put in has about 33K on it and has been sitting in a garage for the last 3 years... Should I use this stuff?
What exactly does it clean? Carbon off the valves ?
Thanks
Mike
What exactly does it clean? Carbon off the valves ?
Thanks
Mike
11-04-2006, 03:25 AM
#25
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RE: First Seafoam
I can't believe you guys use/thinking about using this ****. I'm going to come out with a product called "Something special," and market it on mustangforums.com. Since it only ****'s with 1/5 of the motors it goes in, YOU CAN'T PROVE IT RUINED IT!!! I'll be rich!!!
11-04-2006, 03:45 AM
#26
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RE: First Seafoam
It's weird how on a generic Mustang forum like this, half the people are ********. The other half are composed of those who just want to learn, or are already experienced and willing to teach. Then you go onto local forums. Since there is a good chance of actually meeting these people, they tend to be a lot nicer, and not arm chair commandos. Interesting.
11-04-2006, 03:56 AM
#27
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RE: First Seafoam
Ahh the seafoam debate...
I used the stuff once in my car and I thought it made a little bit of a difference... a little smoother revving. Plus the smokeshow was fun
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I think Mike makes a valid point though. It does seem weird that stang2000 put the stuff in, then he finds some of his piston rings toasted a day or two later.
I used the stuff once in my car and I thought it made a little bit of a difference... a little smoother revving. Plus the smokeshow was fun
.I think Mike makes a valid point though. It does seem weird that stang2000 put the stuff in, then he finds some of his piston rings toasted a day or two later.
11-04-2006, 03:59 AM
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RE: First Seafoam
ORIGINAL: MBentz
It's weird how on a generic Mustang forum like this, half the people are ********. The other half are composed of those who just want to learn, or are already experienced and willing to teach. Then you go onto local forums. Since there is a good chance of actually meeting these people, they tend to be a lot nicer, and not arm chair commandos. Interesting.
It's weird how on a generic Mustang forum like this, half the people are ********. The other half are composed of those who just want to learn, or are already experienced and willing to teach. Then you go onto local forums. Since there is a good chance of actually meeting these people, they tend to be a lot nicer, and not arm chair commandos. Interesting.
+1. I can be one of the ********. People post threads like this and it really "gripes my ***." People believe everything they read. Because this **** has been around forever it "CLEANS" your engine??? No it doesn't. There's always a 2nd round of retards to believe it...
There's lots of crap floating around on this board & every other board you go on. Get info from the mass on what you want & analyze it for your self. I also go on a local forum, but there's not one person with the same setup as me. So I like to come on here where there is 5 or 6 people with my identical setup and listen to what they have to say.
11-04-2006, 04:00 AM
#29
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RE: First Seafoam
ORIGINAL: MBentz
It's weird how on a generic Mustang forum like this, half the people are ********. The other half are composed of those who just want to learn, or are already experienced and willing to teach. Then you go onto local forums. Since there is a good chance of actually meeting these people, they tend to be a lot nicer, and not arm chair commandos. Interesting.
It's weird how on a generic Mustang forum like this, half the people are ********. The other half are composed of those who just want to learn, or are already experienced and willing to teach. Then you go onto local forums. Since there is a good chance of actually meeting these people, they tend to be a lot nicer, and not arm chair commandos. Interesting.
