oil metering pump removal question
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oil metering pump removal question
ok, if you remove the oil metering pump, you can run synthetic oil because it doesnt get into your combustion chamber. the thing i was wondering is do you have to alway's premix if your oil metering pump is removed?
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Yep.. If there is no more omp premix with some 2cyl is a must.. However. I dont recommend synthetic unless your motor is brand new because sythetic oil tends to find wear spots in seals and leaks.. Synthetic oil doesnt "water log" the seals like dino oil does..
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yea, my motor is new. its not even done yet. i am getting a streetport, new rotor housings and using the Rotary Aviation 2mm 2 peice "stronger" seals........
i dont really like the idea of alway's premixing since i still have the stoc twins but i am putting together my T04R kit as we speak. that going in in a few months in time for Sevenstock 7 !!!!!!
i dont really like the idea of alway's premixing since i still have the stoc twins but i am putting together my T04R kit as we speak. that going in in a few months in time for Sevenstock 7 !!!!!!
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Ok, sythetic it is if you do away with omp. You should premix even if you have it.. The difference it makes inside the motor is amazing. I pulled apart a 13b that was premixed and one that wasnt both with about 40k miles on them and the motor that premixed looked new compared to the non-premix. I run 8oz-16oz 2cyl oil per fillup. Dont spend your money on that protek-r its just jetski premix..
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which is the full tank or per 10 gallons? if thats the what most people use, i will buy a years supply... i just dont want to look like a chemist at the gas station also, is this a better premix than xylene?
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Its about the same stuff, execpt this is alot cheaper.. Xylene I beleive is sythetic which is no good in a combustion chamber anyways.. I use 2 bottles on a full fill up or 1 bottle on a half tank. Just keep track of how much you use.. start keeping a log book because if you end up with too much in your tank it might smoke a lil bit more and could run a little stinky.. Otherwise you will notice a small amount of increase in ash from the exhaust.. very small amount though..
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Originally posted by rzograbian
can i PM you tomorrow about the details and instructions about this, its 11pm here....i got school tomorrow!
thanks a lot for your help!
can i PM you tomorrow about the details and instructions about this, its 11pm here....i got school tomorrow!
thanks a lot for your help!
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BTW, you can't remove the OMP with the stock ecu, if you are still using it.
Also, no offense, but it's obvious you don't even completely understand the function of the OMP. What made you decide to remove it?
Also, no offense, but it's obvious you don't even completely understand the function of the OMP. What made you decide to remove it?
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Re: oil metering pump removal question
Originally posted by rzograbian
ok, if you remove the oil metering pump, you can run synthetic oil because it doesnt get into your combustion chamber.
ok, if you remove the oil metering pump, you can run synthetic oil because it doesnt get into your combustion chamber.
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Synthetic Oil being jetted into the combustion chambers isnt a good idea.. Its not combustable like dino oil is..This has been talked about a million an done times.. do a search and see your self.
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Originally posted by Godzilla-T78
Synthetic Oil being jetted into the combustion chambers isnt a good idea.. Its not combustable like dino oil is..This has been talked about a million an done times.. do a search and see your self.
Synthetic Oil being jetted into the combustion chambers isnt a good idea.. Its not combustable like dino oil is..This has been talked about a million an done times.. do a search and see your self.
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Originally posted by Godzilla-T78
Synthetic Oil being jetted into the combustion chambers isnt a good idea.. Its not combustable like dino oil is..This has been talked about a million an done times.. do a search and see your self.
Synthetic Oil being jetted into the combustion chambers isnt a good idea.. Its not combustable like dino oil is..This has been talked about a million an done times.. do a search and see your self.
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Its as simple as.. call pettit, kdr, pineapple, any of the bigger rotary shops and ask them what type of oil they recommend using.. They all recommend dino over sythetic for a reason.. theyare the ones who get to pull apart the motors after people run both..
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I have never seen one shread of evidence that running synthetic is bad; everthing is based on what people think *may* happen. Show me something. Give me a reference. Tell me about an engine that failed because they used sythetic oil.
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Originally posted by Godzilla-T78
Its as simple as.. call pettit, kdr, pineapple, any of the bigger rotary shops and ask them what type of oil they recommend using.. They all recommend dino over sythetic for a reason.. theyare the ones who get to pull apart the motors after people run both..
Its as simple as.. call pettit, kdr, pineapple, any of the bigger rotary shops and ask them what type of oil they recommend using.. They all recommend dino over sythetic for a reason.. theyare the ones who get to pull apart the motors after people run both..
Ask yourself what the Formula Mazda's use: Synthetic.
BTW Synthetic is better for the turbos
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Originally posted by rotary-tt
You forgot one, Racing Beat which recommends Royal Purple. RP goes in my FD with OMP.
Ask yourself what the Formula Mazda's use: Synthetic.
BTW Synthetic is better for the turbos
You forgot one, Racing Beat which recommends Royal Purple. RP goes in my FD with OMP.
Ask yourself what the Formula Mazda's use: Synthetic.
BTW Synthetic is better for the turbos
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Same difference just semantics...didn't know about the fuel additives
Have you read the info on flash points and ash content of synthetics?
I'll take my 2% HP gain documented by Racing Beat and the increase in longevity of my turbos over any rumored decrease in engine life.
Where is the list of people who've trashed their engines due to synthetic?
This debate never ends. Just pull your OMP and premix with a non-synthetic 2 stroke oil and you'll sleep better
Have you read the info on flash points and ash content of synthetics?
I'll take my 2% HP gain documented by Racing Beat and the increase in longevity of my turbos over any rumored decrease in engine life.
Where is the list of people who've trashed their engines due to synthetic?
This debate never ends. Just pull your OMP and premix with a non-synthetic 2 stroke oil and you'll sleep better
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mazda came out with a statement a few years ago saying that synthetic oil was okay for rotary engine's even WITH OMP.
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"Formula Mazda" http://www.aubetamotorsports.com/advantages.asp
Runs min 30 wt Any SYNTHETIC.
Fuel - ERC. No mention of additives http://www.ercracingfuels.com/sxs1.htm
BTW nothing in the RX8 owner's manual about not using synthetic. Just says: SAE 5W20, API SL
Runs min 30 wt Any SYNTHETIC.
Fuel - ERC. No mention of additives http://www.ercracingfuels.com/sxs1.htm
BTW nothing in the RX8 owner's manual about not using synthetic. Just says: SAE 5W20, API SL
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