Be prepaired for quite a bit of white smoke. Hopefully your neighbors don't mind.

 

We did all of my friends old cars. My friend's '89 corolla was awesome.
We took video, I'll see if I can find someone who still has it.

 

Be prepaired for quite a bit of white smoke. Hopefully your neighbors don't mind.

Holy crap!! Haha.. I had heard about the white smoke but didn't realize it was like a smoke grenade!

I thought it was a 'trickle' out of the exhaust kinda like right after startup on a cold day. Yowzah!

 

One of the little bastard kids around here went to my garage and asked me "Hey is your car on fire?". I said, "Yes" and went about my business...puzzled look was priceless.

 

seafoam???? Forgive my newbie status, but what gives???

 

seafoam???? Forgive my newbie status, but what gives???

think 3M ScotchBrite for the engine internals

 

Be prepaired for quite a bit of white smoke. Hopefully your neighbors don't mind.

Looks kinda like what mine did, but the cloud of white smoke was about 12-15 feet high and it looked like I just did a sweet burnout...

It was pretty cool actually .

 

I heard read somewhere that its bad for Turbo vehicles... can anyone confirm this?
if its safe i would try it also on my b5...I had that seafoam done on my nissan 240sx...and it helped alil.

 

also what vacuum hose did you use to suck the stuff up??

 

the two vacuum hoses that go into the intake manifold. one comes from the FPR one comes from the DV (for aeb engine).

 

the two vacuum hoses that go into the intake manifold. one comes from the FPR one comes from the DV (for aeb engine).

wait wait wait.. how do you use this stuff? I thought it was an additive for the gas tank.

 

the two vacuum hoses that go into the intake manifold. one comes from the FPR one comes from the DV (for aeb engine).

You put it through the intake manifold and the FPR?? how much did you you put through both of them?

 

wait wait wait.. how do you use this stuff? I thought it was an additive for the gas tank.

You can use it for that as well.

 

You put it through the intake manifold and the FPR?? how much did you you put through both of them?

one at a time I usually do it twice. I like to smoke out tha 'hood.

 

On my 1.8T I actually just poured a little bit down the hose that runs between the intercooler and throttle body (I couldn't think of any other way...thus the reasoning). Once you start the car, the vacuum will suck it right into the chambers and just rev it a lil bit and you should get some decent clouds of black smoke, then eventually you'll get those large clouds of white smoke.

One time I kinda poured in too much and the car was pouring out white smoke for the rest of that day.