Simple: Take a can with you to the gas station on an empty tank. Before filling with gas, dump 1/4 can into the fuel tank and then fill with gas. I do this on all my carbureted engines every time I fill them up (small engines is done with 5 gallon gas can). This way, if it happens to sit for a while, it stabilizes the fuel. When you run it, it'll clean the top of the cylinders along with the fuel system. I wouldn't bother with a vacuum line.

If you put it in the oil, put a very small amount in and go for a short ride and change the oil.

 

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Seafoam works wonders. Just remember the bike is a smaller scale than a car so you don't have to put a lot. And keep in mind when you put it in your fuel tank, she may smoke from the exhaust while running.

 

Yea I know how to get it in the gas but I really do want it in vac line for the fact it will clean intake too just like on a car an even if it is little gain to most any gain in my eyes is a gain not a loss... ok so it wouldn't hurt to ride it even tho it thins oil out on wet clutch cause that's my biggest fear is is doing it wrong an braking something that's why i thought idle would be best

 

Whether you idle it, or ride it, you'll cover the clutch plates. On second thought, I would disregard the oil treatment and go with just the gas treatment. You could do the vacuum line. But, not sure if you would gain anything over a mix in the fuel.

If you want, send Sea Foam a note and see what they say regarding wet clutch treatment.

 

Seafoam is not a bad product, and it will even clean up some deposits, but you will tell a difference in performance when it is in your gas. Your bike will have slow throttle response, and an overall lack of performance. Feel free to use it occasionaly, but just be prepared for the temporary side effects.

 

Yea I know it will smoke an smoke alot ...lol my cars some out the whole street lol

 

the vac lines (plugs) are on the cylinder head at the back of the engine.
it's the same 4 plugs you remove to hook up a manometer.:fact

 

can you believe seafoam is not sold ANYWHERE in australia? :dunno

 

Very strange. Have you used it before, Greg? Is Sta-bil sold there? I would think if Sta-bil was sold there, this would be too.

Is anyone able to put up a pic on what they look like an witch one of the 4 I should use an where they r at.. ok now im lost its not good to put in oil on my bike?

I didn't say that. I said to hold off and send Sea Foam an email inquiring if it's safe to do so with wet clutches. It may have additives that may cause the clutches to lose their friction similar to if you were to run car oil in your bike. If they say it's safe, then go for it.

 

Is anyone able to put up a pic on what they look like an witch one of the 4 I should use an where they r at.. ok now im lost its not good to put in oil on my bike?

 

here's mine. they have brass adapters in now, not plugs like you will have.:fact

 

i can ship a couple cases over for you to distribute :lol

 

:iamwithst

I also love this stuff, a capful works wonders!!

blur if you need something hit me up I've sent stuff to your mates :fact

 

thanks for the offers, but postage from you guys is killer.
it would be 3x what the product is.

 

Thanks for the pic.. the for surely sucks u guys don't have it there for sure... now quick Kurt I have never heard of this stuff ur the fist to tell me about this (startron) has any one else ever heard of is... cause I'm a big seafoam guy for sure as I said I use it in my Turbo Honda before I hit the drag an it for sure works an i don't add it to fuel I just vac line it in... plus times show it really works I have shaved a half a sec off my 1/4 mile times sense..

 

Do a search



Startron fuel enzyme by Starbrite,boat forums have loads of info on it,was brought to the east coast marinas when ethanol fuels began being used there in 2006,not saying Seafoam doesn't do anything or doesn't work just that this does more for our intended use. Corrects problems associated with ethanol fuels and more.

 

I will try to ask seafoam about wet clutch but I'm still I'm still trying to find someone that has an can tell me what they have done an if it worked

 

Ive used Seafoam for years no worries... it works great. I live at the beach and also get that I would debate would light on fire if a match hit it. Keeps things running proper

 

Im gonna get some. West Marine in Marina Del Rey is down the street... Ill check it out and post my impression. Hopefully its PRM safe:fact:crash

 

I SHOULD sell this stuff



PRM safe guaranteed ! Ask them about it while your there too,put it in your car or truck as well,diesel formula is the same as 2cycle 4cycle formula but with twice the enzymes in it,32oz regular formula good for 512gals. 32oz. diesel formula good for 1024gals.....they base the enzyme concentration on gals. of fuel used in each particular application (more fuel generally used in a diesel engine application versus 4cycle engine aplication):fact

 

An I will do the same I'm going to try and find more out about it .... bbuuuttt still not sure if seafoam is good to use with a wet clutch

 

Prm safe!!!!:thumbup

 

Does the bike smoke a lot with adding it to the fuel, or only through a vacuum line/throttle bodies? I'd like to do it as preventative maintenance, but I don't want to ride around with a smoke machine. I've read past threads on the subject, and it seems like nobody had issues with it affecting the clutch by putting it in the oil. They just said to change the oil after it's been in a while.

 

If you mix it according to directions, or even a half can to a full tank of gas, it will smoke some. But, it's not that noticeable. I used to run it in every tank due to storage of bikes during times I'm not on the track(don't street ride).

 

Just got a response back from Sea Foam.

My question:
I have a question regarding the use of SeaFoam Engine treatment in wet clutch motorcycle engines. Would the use of this product damage the clutch in any way, or cause friction to be lost similar to if automotive engine oil is used?

Response from Sea Foam:
Sea Foam is petroleum and has no chemical additives and will not affect wet clutch operation in any way.



Jim Davis

Sea Foam Sales Co.

Technical Service Director

ASE Certified Automotive Technician

 

OK thank you all for the help did the seafoam yesterday took off gass tank it shot it in the carbs an ran it in oil plus put it in gas . The bike feels alot better an responsive in lower rpm an high rpm. I think if there was ever such thing as a tech in a can this would be as close as it comes to one

 

It did the same for me

 

It just works and nothing fancy.

 

Seafoam is made up of the following:-
50% Pale Oil (refrigerant mineral oil or 2 stroke oil will do)
30% Naptha (Zippo lighter fluid or camping stores)
20% Isopropyl Alcohol

 

Dont know why but you breaking down the stuff in SeaFoam for some reason remind me of the Dbag who bought NOS energy drink and put it in his gas:lol

 

why did you put a drink in your tank?:dundun:

























































ok, i'm just getting you back for the 'grips' thing!:lol:thumbup

 

That guy why a tard

 

I'd like to admit being such a tit but it wasnt me...