Have You Ever Used Seafoam Engine Treatment?

Vanity ^ | 12/12/12 | Randy Larsen

[rightly_dividing]

67 was my favorite year beetle, 12 volts and retained the early styling. I wish that I had one now.

[tbird-james]

This thread is very interesting reading.
I first learned of it when I went in for a SMOG check and the mechanic friend mentioned what he was using to assist in improving performance.
I had brought in a 2002 Ford F150 with 125k miles for testing. I had been using a product called Extreme Fuel Treatment by Syntek Global. It was brought to my attention by a friend. We didn't add any Seafoam but did test the F150 out. The results came back with a PASS. I had the mechanic check the read out on pollutants. He did a double take and said that in all the tests he had done none ever had a performance read out that.

Check it out for yourself - great product great results
%co2 %O2 -—HC (PPM) -—CO%)-—Test RPM MEAS MEAS MAX AVE MEAS MAX AVE MEAS
15mph 1483 14.79 0.00 105 6 0 0.60 0.01 0.00

——NO (PPM) —
MAX AVE MEAS
992 38 .0065

Test RPM MEAS MEAS MAX AVE MEAS MAX AVE MEAS
25mph 2324 14.90 0.00 93 5 0 1.03 0.01 0.00

——NO (PPM) —
MAX AVE MEAS
852 36 .0003

He is now a believer.

Cleaner engine, more power, better mileage, fuel stability

Check it out for yourself.

[servantboy777]

Yes. A couple of guys suggested Seafoam for my motorcycle after sitting up for a while to clean carb jets and so forth.

Works like charm. I ran two tanks through with a stiff Seafoam concentration....started running a whole lot better.

[S.O.S121.500]

Always check the discronificator and replace if/when the data flow begins to cloud.......YMMV