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Old 07-03-12, 02:06 AM
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Anyone use the rotary Avaition adapter

I did some research first but I might have missed it if so i'm sorry and please point me in the right direction. I know most people will say just pre-mix but I was wondering if anyone has used or is using the adapter Rotary aviation sells that lets you use the omp but inject fresh 2 stroke from a tank under the hood. Any info would be appreciated

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http://www.rotaryaviation.com/oil_in...p_adaptors.htm
Old 07-03-12, 04:13 AM
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Yes, works great

Only thing is that the stock oil-return pipe doesnt fit anymore, so i had to modify it
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Originally Posted by Furb
Yes, works great

Only thing is that the stock oil-return pipe doesnt fit anymore, so i had to modify it
How did you modify it? Any pictures?
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yes pics please! or at least a good description of what you had to do
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Dont have pics of the pipe

I just cut it and shortened it to make it fit
Not the oil return itself, but the small pipe connected to the front plate

I did it when i had the engine out of the car, that was easy
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Furb- mechanical or electronic?
I use the mechanical and it required a little bit more work
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S5, so i have the electronic OMP..
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My motor is combo of s6, s5, and s4. I wanted it to run off throttle linkage. Now im thinking about that controller from australia.
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Do tell.... I've been interested in the RA adapter for years, but I also plan to run the fd UIM and haven't figured out how to make them play nicely together (s5 irons/housings, s4 front cover and electronics).
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Roan did it with a bicycle cable to his thottle body in his FD
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