Marble Mystery Oil & Sea Foam

[Dfnsmn34]

Used Sea Foam this weekend. Pissed the ol lady off! ;)

"What the Hell you doing to the environment?"

"Get back in the Kitchen woman! Make me a Sandwich! Bring me a Beer!"

He He!!

Darn that stuff smokes!!!! Lifters did quite down...did the 1/3 method...wish there was an easier way to see 3rds in the can....

I do recommend it!

Aloha!

 

[440SCOUT]

i have used the marvels but never the seafoam.. i will have to try it.

 

[guzzimike]

I use both on my 1979 Moto Guzzi motorcycle's fuel, and Sea Foam in my 4 cars.

The MM Oil was a recommendation by my bike's previous owner. The guy was an ex-F4 Jock in Viet Nam and was now Engineer in charge of some Air Force Testing Laboratory...IOW, he wasn't some flake off the Looney farm.

He was insistent on adding 5 Oz MM Oil with every 6 Gallon tankful on the bike because, as he explained, "It lubricates the valve seats and guides and makes up for the loss of Lead content in today's Unleaded Gasolines"..

He made it a point for me to continue the process.

I figured who am I to go against the grain, so I've kept it up since I got the bike in 1997.

About two years ago, I had some hop-up work done on the Guzzi's engine, and the valves looked almost like new.

The Sea Foam works great at removing varnish from my Carburators. I run a can through each my cars about every month and a half. You can definitely tell when it's time for a dose.

 

[KP]

I use both on my 1979 Moto Guzzi motorcycle's fuel, and Sea Foam in my 4 cars.

The MM Oil was a recommendation by my bike's previous owner. The guy was an ex-F4 Jock in Viet Nam and was now Engineer in charge of some Air Force Testing Laboratory...IOW, he wasn't some flake off the Looney farm.

He was insistent on adding 5 Oz MM Oil with every 6 Gallon tankful on the bike because, as he explained, "It lubricates the valve seats and guides and makes up for the loss of Lead content in today's Unleaded Gasolines"..

He made it a point for me to continue the process.

I figured who am I to go against the grain, so I've kept it up since I got the bike in 1997.

About two years ago, I had some hop-up work done on the Guzzi's engine, and the valves looked almost like new.

The Sea Foam works great at removing varnish from my Carburators. I run a can through each my cars about every month and a half. You can definitely tell when it's time for a dose.

Thank You So Much For Your Very Positive Comments...