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    Seaform

    how does the seaform stuff work do I just pour it in some where..? HELP
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    Some people pour it in their gas tank, some through their intake system(brake booster line) and some do both; half a can here, half a can there...

    Originally posted by kc8enb07
    does it come w/ jdm trash? they better throw away gold in it

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      #3
      its seafoam and ya its a carbon deposit cleaner if i were u make sue u do it in a very well ventilated area pre outside and not next to a school lol its gona put off alot of smoke so expect attention possibly cops

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        #4
        oh yea

        and do not go and smell the stuff from the can because that shit will get you light headed and it burns your nose! haha
        Fun with Paint... haha.

        OHIO CB7's

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          #5
          Originally posted by tmc_cb7
          how does the seaform stuff work do I just pour it in some where..? HELP
          Read the directions....you can put it in the crank case, gas tank, or use a vaccum line so it goes to the intake manifold and through the rest of the engine from there. Do it SLOWLY though so you don't wreck your engine.


          Sean-Dinner.com

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            #6
            I want to put too clean like EGR ports and carbon buid up inside the IM

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              #7
              search and ye shall find

              http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...hlight=seafoam


              Burrito Bandidos: It will change your fuckin life

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                "Do not use on engines with over 150k on them"



                KeepinItClean | EnviousFilms | NoBigDeal | YET2BSCENE | .· ` ' / ·. | click here.
                Originally posted by Jarrett
                Is there a goal you're trying to accomplish besides looking dope as hell?

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                  Y

                  Originally posted by greencb7inkc
                  "Do not use on engines with over 150k on them"

                  Can you elaborate? I have 210500. why should i not use seafoam? thanks

                  5 months old and already a lady killer

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by greencb7inkc
                    "Do not use on engines with over 150k on them"

                    i've seafoamed my car and she has wayyy more then 150k on her, still runs great, thinking about doing the auto tranny flush pretty soon to. this is just my experience tho. if your engine is well taken care of i dont think there should be any issues using it past 150k
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                      Originally posted by z31na
                      Can you elaborate? I have 210500. why should i not use seafoam? thanks

                      they just don't wanna get sued
                      ....and on the 7th day, deevergote rested and called his mom.

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                        Originally posted by z31na
                        Can you elaborate? I have 210500. why should i not use seafoam? thanks
                        Seafoam removes carbon deposits. Which sometimes are pluggin up holes where oil, fuel and stuff will begin to leak out after you have seafoamed a car. If your car leaks any oil, at all, or burns a single drop. Do not do it. It will make the problem worse. You are cleaning an engine which has adjusted to having those build ups in it, and removing them may cause bigger issues. Such as your valves, rings, and loads of gaskets may begin to leak afterwards. I personally find no reason to do this, but some swear by it. I havent heard yet of a good power gain from doing this, but its your car, just know that you have been warned. Not worth it to me.

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                          I am one of those that swear by it!

                          This stuff works wonders with fuel mileage, and performance. We niticed a considerable gain in both in my friends integra....

                          here is a funny video elaborating why to do it in a well ventilated area...

                          Ignore my friends ghey ass wing.....



                          It really is a nice clean car if you take away the wing!


                          Sorry for kinda jackin the thread!

                          But yea, seafoam is good stuff!
                          Last edited by dean_harryman; 09-14-2007, 01:22 AM.

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