Seafoam?

[brian_wagner@sbcglobal.net (Brian Wagner)]

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Recently a friend of mine tried it in his 85 Golf, and he said it worked wonders.
No more lifter clatter and it has a smoother powerband.
Note the main component is Naptha (as in Napthalene, commonly found in moth balls. I remember when I started working on cars the older mecahnics swore by putting moth balls in your fuel tank it kept the carbon deposits and varnish away, I guess maybe it works.
I will be trying it in the near future myself.
Brian
 Vince Royer <vince@performancecarstereo.com> wrote:



Anybody have any objections to using this on a really old 8V?

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<P>Recently a friend of mine tried it in his 85 Golf, and he said it worked wonders.
<P>No more lifter clatter and it has a smoother powerband.
<P>Note the main component is Naptha (as in Napthalene, commonly found in moth balls. I remember when I started working on cars the older mecahnics swore by putting moth balls in your fuel tank it kept the carbon deposits and varnish away, I guess maybe it works.
<P>I will be trying it in the near future myself.
<P>Brian
<P>&nbsp;<B><I>Vince Royer &lt;vince@performancecarstereo.com&gt;</I></B> wrote:
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