Is Seafoaming a good idea?
#1
Is Seafoaming a good idea?
Hey guys, I was just wondering if seafoaming was a good idea.Some people say it is good for ur car and some says it is bad for the overall perfomance in the long run.What is ur opinion? I was really looking forward to do this so i hope y'all will reply soon...
If i am seafoaming,wat all shud i change? After seafoaming I know we shud change the oil,but is there anything else i am supposed to change?
Thanks guys
If i am seafoaming,wat all shud i change? After seafoaming I know we shud change the oil,but is there anything else i am supposed to change?
Thanks guys
#8
I have 135,000 miles and I bought it with 100,000 on it. The car was a rental car for most it's life so I'm sure it was beaten to hell but probably well maintained. I used seafoam twice already and it's running very good still. I had no problems, just better gas mileage.
#10
seafoaming any mileage engine will not lead to it's demise, but keep it from getting there sooner.
seafoam is great stuff. follow the directions on the can and it will really help clean out the upper part of the engine.
it works alot better than Stabil for storing small engine equip over winter. the best idea for small engines is run it clean out of gas and 1/4 can of seafoam to the tank. next spring add some gas and start it up. it will smoke like a diesel on the first tank but it will run great after
seafoam is great stuff. follow the directions on the can and it will really help clean out the upper part of the engine.
it works alot better than Stabil for storing small engine equip over winter. the best idea for small engines is run it clean out of gas and 1/4 can of seafoam to the tank. next spring add some gas and start it up. it will smoke like a diesel on the first tank but it will run great after