Seafoam

Discussion in 'General Mayhem' started by Nauseous, Aug 14, 2007.

  1. Nauseous

    Nauseous Active Member

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    Is the shit. My car has 98k on it and it runs like new. You can't even tell it's running while idling.

    I think drinking it might flush out all of the "nasty" stuff that is making me sick.
     
  2. TheGrimJesus

    TheGrimJesus New Member

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    It's the food supply that is making you sick.
     
  3. Nauseous

    Nauseous Active Member

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    Yeah, guess I should quit eating at the animal shelter. :confused:
     
  4. phatboy

    phatboy New Member

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    :)

    WTF is seafoam?

    Is this the new slick 50?
     
  5. Dwaine Scum

    Dwaine Scum New Member

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    its a vibrant shade of green glass made in pressed borosticks. Downside, you use it on an internal encasement, said piece will explode like a Liberian stuck in downtown Tel Aviv
     
  6. Nauseous

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  8. phatboy

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    I am going to have to look for that. We have some other stuff that sounds pretty similar, but I dont think I have seen the seafoam.

    Would be a perfect addition to my 150k + Civic.
     
  9. Nauseous

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  10. Nauseous

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    Oh, I dunno if it is in that thread or not, but some say not to use it on cars with over 100k. They claim that it eats all the crud and crud is what holds things together if there is a crack and it may cause the car to leak. I used it anyway. It thins out your oil, so you should change it shortly after.
     
  11. phatboy

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    I have used 'Lucas Oil Additive' it is like gorilla snot. It doesnt thin out anything, but it is a synthetic blend, they usually have the little gears display where one side is conventional motor oil and one is the lucas blend. Just shows how it stays on the parts even after they quit moving. Is very nice.
     

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