|
Re: Any one ever tried Seafoam??
I like it... is it a miracle cure... no, but just like ny other tool when used correctly I thnk you can get positive results... I like to use it on older eninges to remove carbon from valves, seats, ports and piston tops by sucking it through a vacuum line into the intake... one can per motor and it seems to have worked... I have had my auto students pull a head, look at the build up, re-install it, run a de-carbonizer (seaform, JB or other) and remove the head a second time and it does do a bit of cleaning... super clean.. no, but significantly better than before.. yes... GM and 3M sell intake cleaning kits that use basically the same chemistry albeit you can run it into your fuel line via a schraeder valve... JMO...
--Mike
__________________
63 C20 2WD, 230/SM420/4.11 73K
68 C30 dump truck, 327,SM425,4.56 66K original
68 C10 2WD SWB Stepper, 250/3-tree/3.73 66K.... Wifes
68 Buick Skylark Custom Conv., 350/TH400/2.56 In our family since '79
69 GMC 1500 SWB 2WD, 350/TH350/3.73 posi...
70 K10 SWB 4X4 4-sp,ps, pb, tilt, buckets, console, sliding back window (Need AC parts) WIP
72 Chevy K20 4x4 350/350/205/4.56 donor
72 Vette 350/M21/3.70 posi, triple black and super fast
84 Olds Cutlass Brougham 350/2004r/4.11 was Dad's
|