is premix the couse of this?
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From: Monroe,MI
Some guys that use rotaries in airplanes do this. Use google or even search the forum, I have seen a link posted here. Seems like more work than dumping half a quart of 2 stroke in your tank at fill-up if you ask me.
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Originally posted by FC Drifter
dont i know it. my T2 runs rich as all hell thenks to a pair of untuned 720s. i can only stand behind my car when its running for a few minutes before i need to come up for air. heh.
dont i know it. my T2 runs rich as all hell thenks to a pair of untuned 720s. i can only stand behind my car when its running for a few minutes before i need to come up for air. heh.
and sometimes just sitting there and a draft of wind blows the exhaust up forward, WHOOO some crazy *** "RICH-NESS"..
that's me and my friends new word ever since we got rx-7s..
-mike, you smell the RICH-NESS?
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From: Mississauga
Re: 2-Stroke injection
Originally posted by allenbillings
Does anyone know if there is a way to inject 2-stroke synthetic oil through the oil lines? It seems to me that this would be a better way to go than premixing the oil with the gas. I know that an oil tank would have to be installed, but it wouldn't have to be that large. Motorcycle manufacturers have done this since the '70s.
Does anyone know if there is a way to inject 2-stroke synthetic oil through the oil lines? It seems to me that this would be a better way to go than premixing the oil with the gas. I know that an oil tank would have to be installed, but it wouldn't have to be that large. Motorcycle manufacturers have done this since the '70s.
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