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is there anywhere cheaper than NAPA to purchase SeaFoam? I just shelled out $18, after tax, for a can at NAPA. I try and use it every third tank on my 150 FastStrike and it's getting ridiculous to use at that price. :shock:
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I just picked some up at Partsource in Brockville. I thought it was about 11 bucks, not sure though. Might be worth a phone call to confirm.

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hey,
i picked mine up from napa for $11.45 that counter guy probly ripped you off.

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I believe I bought my Seafoam for $12 from NAPA in Arnprior...
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TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:I believe I bought my Seafoam for $12 from NAPA in Arnprior...
It's a little more than that now Steve...it's just under $16 with taxes.
I picked up some a few weeks ago for me and just picked up some Saturday (this weekend) and delivered to Craig (CPrince) while I was up that way in the Gatineau Hills.
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GR8-Scott wrote:
TroutnMuskieHunter wrote:I believe I bought my Seafoam for $12 from NAPA in Arnprior...
It's a little more than that now Steve...it's just under $16 with taxes.
I picked up some a few weeks ago for me and just picked up some Saturday (this weekend) and delivered to Craig (CPrince) while I was up that way in the Gatineau Hills.


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bardern wrote:...I try and use it every third tank on my 150 FastStrike and it's getting ridiculous to use at that price. :shock:
Nobody asked him why he uses it every 3 tanks??? Why so often? Do you run a whole can every time? That does get expensive...
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FishToLive wrote:
bardern wrote:...I try and use it every third tank on my 150 FastStrike and it's getting ridiculous to use at that price. :shock:
Nobody asked him why he uses it every 3 tanks??? Why so often? Do you run a whole can every time? That does get expensive...
Some people put it in every tank. It is used as a gas stabilzer, removes moisture, removes gums, varnishes and carbons

clean instake valves and pistons,

stuff works!
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ChampionNorm wrote:
FishToLive wrote:
bardern wrote:...I try and use it every third tank on my 150 FastStrike and it's getting ridiculous to use at that price. :shock:
Nobody asked him why he uses it every 3 tanks??? Why so often? Do you run a whole can every time? That does get expensive...
Some people put it in every tank. It is used as a gas stabilzer, removes moisture, removes gums, varnishes and carbons

clean instake valves and pistons,

stuff works!
what Norm said. if my motor is running it is turning at least 4800 RPM and a chunk of loose carbon can slow you down in a hurry..........

thanks for the posts I will be checking around for better pricing.
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Post by CNs »

partsource in merivale mall os selling tins @ 12.99
they are bringing gallon jugs. slightly cheaper than tins
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