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Xceler8x wrote:ignorant wrote:maddabe wrote:Run it through the line going to the brake booster.
I did this and am unsure how evenly it gets distributed...
DOOD! It gets sucked into the engine! That's how.
but the billowing clouds of foul smelling smoke must mean that it works....
ignorant wrote:but the billowing clouds of foul smelling smoke must mean that it works....
Think of of it like this.
Sometimes when you fart in the kitchen, someone gets a whiff and is shocked and maybe even angry (ask my wife...) or hurt and confused.
Now get into a closet and fart with someone else in there. There will be much confusion, anger, sadness and lashing out. That is what happens when you seafoam your engine...everyone gets a whiff, yes, some more than others, but it stinks for everyone in the closet.
There's so much vapor in the intake it really doesn't matter how long the ports are etc. When I pulled an SHO Yamaha Intake apart after years of use and a few Seafoam treatments a year it was all very clean.
Long runners and short runners alike got a whif.
As a side note, back in the day we used to just use water for this. Seafoam, with it's solvent, holy water or whatever they use, works better. (make waaaaay more smoke on a dirty motor as well...)
RJ
PS...foul smelling? Seafoam smoke doesn't even rate on my Nasty-o-meter. You must not have kids 
TOZOVR wrote:PS...foul smelling? Seafoam smoke doesn't even rate on my Nasty-o-meter. You must not have kids
got 1.5 kids..
It was a joke man.
ignorant wrote:TOZOVR wrote:PS...foul smelling? Seafoam smoke doesn't even rate on my Nasty-o-meter. You must not have kids
got 1.5 kids..
It was a joke man.
My whole post was pretty funny, I recognized your joke and anted up with the whole fart schtick 
PS...foul smelling? Seafoam smoke doesn't even rate on my Nasty-o-meter. You must not have kids.
ROFL
Whatever you do, don't ever introduce Seafoam into the vac. line in a diesel. Seeing as how diesels don't make engine vacuum and rely on a vacuum pump it will destroy the pump.
Ask me how I know. Sometimes I need to learn to think things through a bit more thoroughly.
Seafoaming, like a lot of the more interesting car-related activity, is best done late at night, way out in the country.
Seafoam is like liquid duct tape - it fixes everything
TIGMOTORSPORTS wrote:Seafoam is like liquid duct tape - it fixes everything
If only that were true, I could toss all of my body hammers and dollies, not to mention a few dozen CLECOs
Cripes, I shut down a city intersection with the smoke coming from my truck, it was like a freaking smoke bomb. I had the giggles seeing a city bus stopped dead and almost obscured by the white clouds... not that I think that's funny mind you, very irresponsible. 
TOZOVR wrote:I recognized your joke and anted up with the whole fart schtick
I had a fart schtick once. At first I thought it was just gas, but I was wrong.
conesare2seconds wrote:PS...foul smelling? Seafoam smoke doesn't even rate on my Nasty-o-meter. You must not have kids.
ROFL
I remembered this yesterday, when i had to clean out the poop bucket (diaper genie) in my kids room..
yeee ha.
SkinnyG wrote:TOZOVR wrote:I recognized your joke and anted up with the whole fart schtick
I had a fart schtick once. At first I thought it was just gas, but I was wrong.
And this is why I dont drink at the computer
