"Oil"? ... Dyno, Synthetic or two stroke?
11-09-01, 10:06 AM
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"Oil"? ... Dyno, Synthetic or two stroke?
Has anyone ever tried two stoke motorcycle oil?
From my research, oil is injected with the gas and you burn about 1/2 a quart per tank fillup (similar to a two stroke motorcycle).
The manual says do "NOT" use sythetic and so does the dealer.
Race shops...
Rotary Rilability uses strait 50 wieght oil only.
Tri-Point uses only Red Line sythetic and claims it ok for rotary.
Racing Beat suggests Royal Purple Synthetic but claims it burns clean and does not leave carbon buildup on the seals which is the resoning of not using sythetic.
Pettit Racing sugests Protek fuel lubricant (you add oil to the gas tank per fillup...isn't that what you used to do with dirt bikes?)
So far my solution is change oil (20/50 Dyno') every 1500mi and add protek with every tank, oh and use K&N oil filters.
Anyone else just as confused as me or have a better solution, suggestion, similar experiance...etc?
From my research, oil is injected with the gas and you burn about 1/2 a quart per tank fillup (similar to a two stroke motorcycle).
The manual says do "NOT" use sythetic and so does the dealer.
Race shops...
Rotary Rilability uses strait 50 wieght oil only.
Tri-Point uses only Red Line sythetic and claims it ok for rotary.
Racing Beat suggests Royal Purple Synthetic but claims it burns clean and does not leave carbon buildup on the seals which is the resoning of not using sythetic.
Pettit Racing sugests Protek fuel lubricant (you add oil to the gas tank per fillup...isn't that what you used to do with dirt bikes?)
So far my solution is change oil (20/50 Dyno') every 1500mi and add protek with every tank, oh and use K&N oil filters.
Anyone else just as confused as me or have a better solution, suggestion, similar experiance...etc?
11-09-01, 10:25 AM
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we already beat this to death on a previous thread
https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=27708
https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=27708
11-09-01, 10:57 AM
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Sorry to old timers
I guess this could get annoying after a while but i've only owned my '94 (touring) for a week now. It took me two months of research before I purchased though.
Thanks GSXR1000 for the link (to previous thread). I found another link for the other newbies...
http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/synthetc.htm
So I think the solution is strait 50 weight race oil, changed every 1,500mi and add a second oil cooler.
Thanks GSXR1000 for the link (to previous thread). I found another link for the other newbies...
http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/synthetc.htm
So I think the solution is strait 50 weight race oil, changed every 1,500mi and add a second oil cooler.
11-09-01, 12:04 PM
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GoRacer,
good post from the Mazdatrix site....they mention the potential for "sticking" seals as a reult of synthetic oil injection by the metering pump, but they don't list any case histories to indicate that this problem has actually ever occured....it's pretty obvious they are speculating....Petit has never reported a "stuck seal" with synthetic
I'm convinced synthetics are vastly superior, but perhaps the best way to go would be to disconnect the metering pump and just run pre-mix two stroke in the gas (I do this anyway)
I don't know about a straight 50 weight, that is a very heavy oil that may not reach critical engine components with tight tolerances fast enough....I would stick with Castrol 20w-50 like you have been doing, or go synthetic 20w-50
good post from the Mazdatrix site....they mention the potential for "sticking" seals as a reult of synthetic oil injection by the metering pump, but they don't list any case histories to indicate that this problem has actually ever occured....it's pretty obvious they are speculating....Petit has never reported a "stuck seal" with synthetic
I'm convinced synthetics are vastly superior, but perhaps the best way to go would be to disconnect the metering pump and just run pre-mix two stroke in the gas (I do this anyway)
I don't know about a straight 50 weight, that is a very heavy oil that may not reach critical engine components with tight tolerances fast enough....I would stick with Castrol 20w-50 like you have been doing, or go synthetic 20w-50
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