So is it a pain to mix gas all the time???
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Originally Posted by NZConvertible
The rest of the lubrication system is unchanged and must be serviced as it's always been. Only the method of getting oil onto the inner friction surfaces has changed.
Originally Posted by NZConvertible
I hope all you guys contemplating switching to premix realise it's a complete waste of time an old motor. Unless the motor is low-mileage, it's pointless.
2. Dosn't everyone use new rotor housings on a rebuild??? They still make 'em and sell 'em.
3. Some humor,not all humor.
Cradle to Grave 0313 USMC
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Originally Posted by NZConvertible
I hope all you guys contemplating switching to premix realise it's a complete waste of time an old motor. Unless the motor is low-mileage, it's pointless.
Cradle to Grave 0313 USMC
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Originally Posted by My5ABaby
If your pictures weren't photoshopped to put lines on them then I might say yes.
Originally Posted by semperdrift
> From what I understand (there's a thread on the car "road to 450HP"), that picture is authentic. It's no fake. It's real.
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