[Wishiewashie]

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Has anyone used two cycle oil in the gas tank instead of Sea foam?

 

[AQUAMAN]

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I have in the past used marvels mystery oil in some older bikes. Why do you asked?

 

[DaveO430]

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http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums...forum_id=1&highlight=seafoam+vs.+2+stroke+oil
This thread is all about that.

 

[Gofastandfalldown]

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DaveO430 wrote:

http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/view_topic.php?id=72469&forum_id=1&highlight=seafoam+vs.+2+stroke+oil
This thread is all about that.

Nope. I need something more solid than that. It is all junk science without any proper independent research. I wonder if they tried any "blind tests" with their bikes to see if the improvements were real or just imagined.

 

[Hatchetman]

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sea foam and 2 stroke have different recipes because they are designed for different purposes. Running 2 stroke in your fuel will lubricate parts. Sea foam will preserve gas for as long as 2 years. It will disolve carbon deposits, varnishes that build up in old fuel & become trapped in your carb.
If you google both of these products, you can get the chemical break downs off the product data sheets.
I have had proven success with sea foam as a gas stabilizer as well as a considerable improvement with a fuel injection problem.

 

[BugsInTeeth]

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Gofastandfalldown wrote:

DaveO430 wrote:

http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/view_topic.php?id=72469&forum_id=1&highlight=seafoam+vs.+2+stroke+oil
This thread is all about that.

Nope. I need something more solid than that. It is all junk science without any proper independent research. I wonder if they tried any "blind tests" with their bikes to see if the improvements were real or just imagined.

Check this long thread out on "2 stroke marine oil - TC-W3 class" at

http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=91206

I've done about 1000 miles on it and love it.