SEAFOAM ANYONE EVER USE THIS STUFF?

A67StangMaster

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http://www.seafoamsales.com/motorTuneUpTechGas.htm

I saw that some people were useing this on there car after high mileage.
well my 2001 4runner has about 94k miles on it was wondering if any of you guys use this stuff?

 

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Here is a long thread in 4.6 Talk on it.
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=561567

 

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I use it. Good stuff IMO.

 

A67StangMaster

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OK good I will be headding out to the pepboys soon

 

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works good when you use a vacuum source to pull it into the engine. The engine will choke down, so let it sit for a while, it will be dissolving any gunk in the intake system. Fire it back up after about 20 minutes of sitting, instant smoke cloud, lol. It will clear up after a few minutes, and the engine should run a little smoother than before, especialy if it was really gunked up.

 

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looks like I'll be re-tuning the engine and then pouring this stuff in tonight, thanks for giving me something to work on my car with, hah

 

A67StangMaster

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OK you guys I just used this stuff and it makes your car MUCH smoother. the engine sound reduced too.

 

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I just used this stuff and there were two things I noticed

1) Freaking awesome smoke, especially when driving down the streets. People were giving me funny looks.

2) Like A67StangMaster said, smoother

 

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This stuff sounds cool, but can someone explane a little more how you us it, I don't quite understand? Would it work on my wife's 96 pontiac sunfire (it has over 210,000 miles and is starting to run rough). Thanks

 

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did you read the thread in 4.6 talk? Disconnect a vacuum hose and let it draw into the engine. Really simple.