Do you add any fluids?
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Mike, I have seen you recommending this product in another thread!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1568244426-post64.html
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(Who knew I would get a chance so soon?)
Mike, I have seen you recommending this product in another thread!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1568244426-post64.html
Mike, I have seen you recommending this product in another thread!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1568244426-post64.htmlNo, don't confuse regular Seafoam with Seafoam with Pertronix octane booster. That's just silly- the two are not comparable. However, regular Seafoam can be upgraded at home by simply acquiring a double lifetime supply of petrified voodoo chicken bones from www.eBay.ni (Nigeria only).
The idea is that you wave the bones at the car while you pour the Seafoam into the oil and the gas- all at the same time. You can put all the Seafoam in the gas OR the oil, but only if you don't have three hands. Otherwise that would be discrimination against the handicapped.
This product prevents bad things from happening. If bad things never happen, there is your proof that it works.
In the rare circumstance that bad things do happen, it simply means that you waited too long to start using the product, you didn't use enough, or you didn't use it properly. This does not mean that the product is no good. If it wasn't good, they would would simply tell you instead of taking your money. See how honest they are?
I hope this explanation puts your mind at rest. Sorry for the confusion.
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Oh, I almost forgot. If you run into people that claim that they've never used these products and bad things have never happened, just plug your ears and avert your eyes. In fact, it's best not stand too close to them. Their time might be up real soon and you don't want to get caught up in what's bound to happen.
You might want to lend them your chicken bones however. They say (you know, 'they' that are always 'saying') that the 'bones are more powerful than anything you can buy in a can or bottle.
Maybe they should call it 'snake bone' instead of 'snake oil'.
I'm glad that this is all settled now.
You might want to lend them your chicken bones however. They say (you know, 'they' that are always 'saying') that the 'bones are more powerful than anything you can buy in a can or bottle.
Maybe they should call it 'snake bone' instead of 'snake oil'.
I'm glad that this is all settled now.
