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Modified by drumminforev at 12:29 AM 1/23/2006

 

I thought you were gonna show how to do it. Since so many people supposedly screw up their motors when seafoaming. I would make a vid of actually doing it, but I just seafoamed back in the summer.

-Shane

 

this noticable increase in power you promise, i bet its just the butt dyno and a psycological affect when using this. i doubt there will dyno proven gains.

other than that great write up and a great way to maintain your engine

 

so this isnt good for high mileage motors??? i have wanna givr it a try on a z6 w/ 170,xxx miles

 

i wanna try this on my coupe.

 

No, this is a REAL increase in horsepower. Proven in over 5 cars, all by different drivers. I didnt even really know what seafoam did when i first used it, but when i used it I sure as hell knew then. Try it yourself

and YES, this IS for high mileage motors. Its ESPECIALLY for them due to the amount of carbon buildup. The higher the miles and the less you rev your engine, the more carbon buildup there is

 

might not be good for high mileage ... well good and bad. maybe the buildup is helping seal your worn out rings,gaskets etc. once you get rid of it then it will expose the worn **** then you will smoke all the time

your vids remind me of my blown turbo seal and I puffin all that smoke all the time I couldnt see people behind me when I'd take off from a stop sign lol