premixing question
premixing question
I just got my rebuilt 13b running and I'm premixing. I put in 1.5oz of premix oil per gallon. Just want 2 make sure that's good. My exhaust sleeves are black and have a tacky substance coating them and the apex seals and inside of the engine feel lubed.
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slightly more is better than slightly less, the only drawback is going to be possibly fouling the plugs.
i have recommended 1.5oz per gallon before on rebuilds during break in but generally i recommend 1oz per gallon for regular driving and 1.5 for the track.
i have recommended 1.5oz per gallon before on rebuilds during break in but generally i recommend 1oz per gallon for regular driving and 1.5 for the track.
Yes we do.
Regardless of whatever internal wear may already exist, and with the factory MOP installed , it is never a bad idea to run with premix.
I've never had a fouling issue, but I'm also bat **** crazy and replace my plugs as part of regular maintenance.
Regardless of whatever internal wear may already exist, and with the factory MOP installed , it is never a bad idea to run with premix.
I've never had a fouling issue, but I'm also bat **** crazy and replace my plugs as part of regular maintenance.
Yes. There are three camps basically.
1. Those that don't want the annoyance of pre-mixing and run OMP.
2. Those that don't want to commit to pre-mixing and buy the 4oz bottles and run 4oz per tank plus OMP.
3. Those that commit to pre-mixing and run around .5 - 1oz/gal.
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It is generally accepted that pre-mixing is better then OMP though you will find some outliers that don't agree.
1. Those that don't want the annoyance of pre-mixing and run OMP.
2. Those that don't want to commit to pre-mixing and buy the 4oz bottles and run 4oz per tank plus OMP.
3. Those that commit to pre-mixing and run around .5 - 1oz/gal.
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It is generally accepted that pre-mixing is better then OMP though you will find some outliers that don't agree.
This is good, I ran it the same wy in my TII.
2 ounces per gallon is 64:1.
2 stroke engines for example generally run 24:1 to 40:1, smaller less labored engines 50:1. the spark plugs on the 24:1 engines usually last about 10 hours if you're lucky before beginning to foul, infinitely longer on the 50:1 engines.
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little bit of trivial information- but I have been running an ounce per 5 gallons of good 2 stroke in my superduty every other tank or so and it definitely runs smoother






