premixxing gas
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well i have a 12a engine can anyone give me the lowdown/steps to doing this what it does? all the info please :smiley_12 Thanks
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Remove the OMP, make a aluminum block off plate, use shorter bolts to reinstal or you can damage the front cover. The add 2 stroke at each fill, I do it on mine and am very happy with it, I use Amsoil in the engine and now it goes 7500 miles without using any oil at all.
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thanks for the replyings keep em coming, sorry for not searching my internets slow and this thing says like database error here and there
and i work 12 hours a day so i sleep when im not there lol
and i work 12 hours a day so i sleep when im not there lol
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Well, with my very limited experience so far, its great. I haven't run the car much and I'm running a little more oil than your supposed to. Engine is still on same tank as when I first started it after sitting for upwards of 7 months and I didn't wanna damage anything. So if you can find a 16 oz bottle, adding that to a 16gallon tank at fillup would be perfect from my understanding. I'm a metric person, so I don't know how many ml are in an ounce. I just know for 6 gallons I used about 300ml.
Oh ya, another thing I noticed is that its not nearly as easy to flood the engine. I was fiddling with the linkage on my carb and forgot about the accelerator pump and probably pumped the thing 4 or 5 times. Just held the foot on the floor and it fired right up. Before with the original carb it would flood out with just 3 pumps and I would have to go through the deflooding procedure.
Oh ya, another thing I noticed is that its not nearly as easy to flood the engine. I was fiddling with the linkage on my carb and forgot about the accelerator pump and probably pumped the thing 4 or 5 times. Just held the foot on the floor and it fired right up. Before with the original carb it would flood out with just 3 pumps and I would have to go through the deflooding procedure.
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