southernillinoiatv

What do you gays and gals think of sea foam i have tryed and seems to work pretty good.
I have talked to some that says don't use it. Has anyone on here tryed it? what do you think if you have?

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outlander560

wat is it used for?

Lostcause

I used it on my'04 Hemi and it seemed to work ok. I never put it in the fuel but I'd suck some in via a vaccum line. I'd let it suck about a half of a can,slam the hood,jump in and run it hard for a few minutes. Lots of smoke for a minute but there would be a noticeable difference in throttle response after doing it.

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southernillinoiatv

I put in the fuel on my 650 seemed to help some 3000 mile on it and i need to have the carbs cleaned but its trade off so i am not going to do anything to it.

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mywifeknowseverythin

Ive never used it or heard of anyone that has used it.....I know I hate the Color...."Sea Foam" LOL....

Here is a linky outlander.....

Sea Foam

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handyhiker

This stuff is top notch. I run it a couple times a year through everything, cars, bike, atv's, lawn mower. For winter storage, mix a few ounces of SeaFoam and Marvel Mistery oil and fill the tanks. Come spring, hit the starter. Never had a problem with dried out seals or gaskets or gum in the fuel system. It does cause a slight amount of smoke, but it really works well.

outlander560

Thank you

MudWild680

Ive suggested it be used in a friends 4wheeler, havent ran it in mine yet. I dont need to, still new. But ive used sea foam in several different vehicles.

Noticeable difference every time