I remember when I first started working on motorcycles and cars back in the day. While WD-40 remains the GOAT of products to fix all that ails you, another name was often regarded as a second Wunderkind; Sea-Foam.
Is your engine misfiring? Sea-Foam. Do you have an oil leak? Sea-Foam. Is there a weird smell coming out of the exhaust that absolutely isn't burning oil or an exploded Subaru head gasket? Sea-Foam. Do your own joints ache when you stand up? You guessed it, Sea-Foam.
Even today, many garage mechanics will attest that Sea-Foam is the end-all, be-all product for at-home repairs. But there's a question that, apparently, has been asked countless times by the internet. If Sea-Foam can do it all, can you run a motor purely off the stuff?
