Protek-R for Premix
09-18-12, 12:09 AM
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Protek-R for Premix
curious if you guys, have use any of this for your premixing.
and have any good results?
ive been using just 2 cyclinder lucas synethic for my premix.
just seeing what you guy's opinion on the Protek.
thinking on buying some, if worthly.
thanks
and have any good results?
ive been using just 2 cyclinder lucas synethic for my premix.
just seeing what you guy's opinion on the Protek.
thinking on buying some, if worthly.
thanks
09-18-12, 11:32 AM
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unless you're on the track i see no point in spending $10 plus for a quart of oil for simple internal lubrication purposes.
it also has over twice the factory horsepower, so i guess it works just fine.
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09-18-12, 12:01 PM
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What that page really says is that PREMIXING will extend engine life over the stock oil splugers.
For me abuse / experience says as long as its tcw3 it will do a better job than the oil drippers.
If you like blowing money, go for it, Im sure its good if Pettit says so.
For me abuse / experience says as long as its tcw3 it will do a better job than the oil drippers.
If you like blowing money, go for it, Im sure its good if Pettit says so.
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09-19-12, 12:03 PM
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1oz per gallon if no OMP, .5oz per gallon if the OMP is still working and on the engine.
series 4 is 16 gallons, series 5 is 18 gallons.
you will never fit that much into the tank though even if you drive it until the engine shuts off. i think i managed to get just over 15 gallons into my S4 once.
series 4 is 16 gallons, series 5 is 18 gallons.
you will never fit that much into the tank though even if you drive it until the engine shuts off. i think i managed to get just over 15 gallons into my S4 once.
09-19-12, 12:59 PM
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sweet, Ive heard that alot of people premix just to have piece of mind knowing that the engine is getting the oil it needs. How will this effect the emissions? I saw on atkins rotary(I think...?) sells this premix and it says helps reduce emissions? Is that correct?
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