Diesel Oil
Diesel motor oil has a better additive package due to the worse byproducts that diesels produce and the extended drain intervals in diesel engines
Since motor oil should be changed every 2-3k miles, then there is no benefit using a diesel motor oil.
But, since diesels operate at higher oil pressures, diesel motor oil has better anti-foaming additives. This might benefit the higher rpm rotary engine if oil control is a problem.
Since motor oil should be changed every 2-3k miles, then there is no benefit using a diesel motor oil.
But, since diesels operate at higher oil pressures, diesel motor oil has better anti-foaming additives. This might benefit the higher rpm rotary engine if oil control is a problem.
Refined Valley Dude
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Would you have to make changes with regard to EMS, exhaust setup and fuel injectors if you chose to run diesel?
Sounds like a fun project (for somebody else to try.
)
If you check out Rotary Power International's website, they've burned all sorts of goo in their power-generating rotary motors, including diesel and biomass.
Sounds like a fun project (for somebody else to try.
)If you check out Rotary Power International's website, they've burned all sorts of goo in their power-generating rotary motors, including diesel and biomass.
Refined Valley Dude
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Is RPI using it? Yup.
http://www.rotarypowerinternational.com/
Biomass:
http://www.rotarypowerinternational....%20Gallery.htm
Deisel:
http://www.rotarypowerinternational.com/PR021009.htm
http://www.rotarypowerinternational....t/70rota~1.pdf
(you'll need to have Acrobat Reader to view the 2nd link.)
http://www.rotarypowerinternational.com/
Biomass:
http://www.rotarypowerinternational....%20Gallery.htm
Deisel:
http://www.rotarypowerinternational.com/PR021009.htm
http://www.rotarypowerinternational....t/70rota~1.pdf
(you'll need to have Acrobat Reader to view the 2nd link.)
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no no amur i meant the actual poster was referring to diesel engine OIL not diesel fuel. i know RPI has been using diesel in there engines you are right. i wasnt trying to be a dick or anything just saying that he didnt mean diesel fuel
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RETED uses Shell Rotella 15W40
that is diesel motor oil
i've used it too... i think its the best compromise between 20W50 and 10W30
see this thread
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=rotella
that is diesel motor oil
i've used it too... i think its the best compromise between 20W50 and 10W30
see this thread
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=rotella
Refined Valley Dude
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Originally posted by Cheers!
RETED uses Shell Rotella 15W40
RETED uses Shell Rotella 15W40
I had a look at those links and I didn't see where RETed said that he was using that particular brand... Where does he say that?
Oh Yeah, a rotroy instead of a turbine engine, I could see the advatage now. The enemy would think a giant swarm of killer bee's is coming to eat them all alive. Instead of an M1 abrams coming to shoot them all. Wow, how did I not see the advantage no confrontation. He He He Ha Ha
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