Seafoam

[preacherman]

Anyone tried it yet

[deltamal]

It can get a bit messy around the Devon coastline now and again!

[skeeter]

I had it with steak in a posh restaurant, didn't do much for me

[2512pf]

I had an anglia that colour

[preacherman]

Lots of stuff on eBay about it. Detox for your engine

[aardvark101]

Watched a couple of vids on pootoob, seems like a good idea, its a de carboniser ,only downside i can see is if it removes all that lovely carbon from your pistons you may loose compression.

 

The Rotary guys use it as the coke knackers the tip seals

[YellowTaxi]

Similar products have been around for as long as cars themselves. Wynns was one of the first, Its big busines selling stuff like this, it amazes me 'radweld' is still made. If your stuck it could possibly get you home but read the jargon and they tell its a perminant fix.

Seafoam have similar claims and lots of big names to support them all on the payroll of course or sponsered. Online vids are either sponsored or if done under correct conditions show no benificial effect at all.

 

Loads of stuff about like this from 'magic beans' for your fuel, Magnets that wrap around fuel inlet pipe to a fuel filter that gives better mpg (yea how does that work). All claim better starting, better mpg, longer lasting engines and so on. Very hard to prove one way or the other but a bit of basic logic and common sense tells you they simply cannot meet the claims.

 

 

Its a bodge basicaly. If your Engine is worn re-build it.

If its coked-up, de-coke the propper way.

 

It wouldnt get within a mile of any of my cars.