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Seafoam? How good? 200

posted by  Swedespeed240 on  Thu May 26 06:54 CST 2005
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Hey all,

I was gonna go pick up some seafoam at the advice of some our fellow brickboarders...

I've been told that in order to help with carbon deposits and low compression in the cylinders, to add seafoam into "the carburetor jets or throttle body" or "vacuum line or brake booster line" so it disperses it equally to all the cylinders...

Im going to try to avoid sounding like an idiot, but whats the best way to add this stuff into the compression chamber? I plan on adding it to the fuel and crankcase oil, so any advice would be helpful...

Thanks everyone
--
Spencer 1992 244 190K






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