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    sea foam

     
    what do you guys think about adding sea foam to your gas to help clean up carbon buildup?
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    I personally wouldnt use it in a engine that runs unless you change the oil right after.
    basically oil contamination is the only thing I would worry about.

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    Almost not worth it in an offroad machine. By the time carbon actually catches up to you it is long past time for a rebuild.
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    i would use just a little. i'm a firb believer in the stuff as of today when i wwas working on an evinrude 48 that had been sitting for 2 years
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    Thanks guys.
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