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'The Seafoam Procedure' 200 1992

posted by  scorron on  Thu Aug 17 07:20 CST 2006
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With a little less animosity toward Seafoam: can I suggest what some people call an 'Italian Tune-up' instead? That would be taking your brick out on the highway, getting the engine good and hot and revving the hell out of it for a while. This alone usually produces the same increases in power and milage that Seafoam cliams, in a car driven mostly around town. Works on mine.






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