I looked on the amsoil website, and couldn't find any info on the powerfoam. Does anyone know where I can find some reading material on this stuff? Thanks
Amsoil Power Foam
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figured there'd be a bit more info on it than that =P
Shoot me an address off line and I can have a datasheet, etc, sent.
Ok, well, are there directions on the can for use in an intake manifold? I'd like to use it to completely clean out the top end of my car. I have a SRI w/ a K&N filter on it for the past 40,000, and im worried about all the junk that might be built up in there. Would this also clean off the tops of the pistons? Thanks.
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It might if you sprayed enough in, but LC would be better for soaking pistons. Search on MolaSoke. In my view, Power Foam is too thin for a piston soak.
Power Foam is used mainly for top engine cleaning of carbon and for cleaning exterior of engine.
My method is to run engine until hot, and slowly spray into engine (at idle), keeping spray rate to the point where engine does not stall or quit. Use about 1/8 can of foam for this part.
Rev engine until smooth and then turn engine off.
Quickly spray about 1/4 can into intake system (throttle body). Let sit overnight.
Replace flame arrester/air filter and then drive normally.
I do this twice a year when I replace air filter and I see noticeable improvement in performance and engine smoothness.
[ May 25, 2004, 04:24 PM: Message edited by: MolaKule ]
Power Foam is used mainly for top engine cleaning of carbon and for cleaning exterior of engine.
My method is to run engine until hot, and slowly spray into engine (at idle), keeping spray rate to the point where engine does not stall or quit. Use about 1/8 can of foam for this part.
Rev engine until smooth and then turn engine off.
Quickly spray about 1/4 can into intake system (throttle body). Let sit overnight.
Replace flame arrester/air filter and then drive normally.
I do this twice a year when I replace air filter and I see noticeable improvement in performance and engine smoothness.
[ May 25, 2004, 04:24 PM: Message edited by: MolaKule ]
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Molakule,
I just did a search for MolaSoke through all open forums and got 0 matches. How else can I find it? Thank you.
I just did a search for MolaSoke through all open forums and got 0 matches. How else can I find it? Thank you.
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