just curious if i should use this or not





thanks in advance

 

Its not a seafoam alternative, the majority of people use Seafoam for combustion chamber cleaning something this is not meant for.

 

you cant suck that thru your pcv valve and if you do you might in trouble

 

Have a camcorder in hand and suck it through your pcv valve. Then post vid.

 

Are those Phillp's VS-XX's lol off-topic.

 

I've used that stuff before on my Legend...worked in quieting the lifters but that's it.

Oil burning stuck around and when changing the oil after using you'll find some goopey sludge left behind by it...

I'd recommend using a product called Auto Rx...its a little pricey but its probably the best cleaner out there...

 

This is NOT a seafoam alternative. Do NOT suck this through your vacuum tube. This is just an oil additive/treatment like Lucas or whatever that stuff is called.

But if you do decide to suck it through your vacuum tube, like Nate said, deff post a vid...

 

haha dont have a videocam

 

lol i'd just stick with sf, that stuff is awesome

 

and cheap as hell too. its what, 6$ a can?

 

^Yup. I suggest doing it before every other oil change.

 

i just do it every 20k miles

 

werd on the seafoam..

 

Speaking of Seaform my car has 122k on it should I worry about finding those magical gunk filled leaks?

 

someone posted a thread about this stuff a while ago, you should have found it by searching.

 

im sorry but that crap is jsut another BS that autozone markets for noobs who thinks it does anything. im a noob but not to a point where something like RESTORE is gona be in my list. just get a tune up, change the brakes, rotate tires, change tires, ATF drain and fill and yes seafoam. strictly maintence

 

it actually works to an extent.. but it has to be done properly and i wouldnt recommend it for anyone who uses synthetic oil. i too would rather use seafoam, much more of a universal application.

 

Nope, Rays Arthur Exchange MM-X got them from Steve "IcyAccord" he's the one with the black Accord in some of Phillips pics.

 

looks clean man. haha

 

Yeah it really does work on some level...but it is by no means magical or a cure all...in all honesty neither is Seafoam for that matter...

the bobistheoilguy.com forums has tons of info about all kinds of oils and additives and such....I always suggest that place to anyone with an engineering mind or into cars/mechanics...those guys over there really do know there stuff!