Steps Needed Before Premix on rx8???? Also advice on Premix
Hello, im not to sure about Premix,
I heard it was good for the Rotary Engine's, so do i just Dump Some 5w-20 into my Gas tank and thats it?? how do i go about doing this...... if sooo is it really That good For my Engine, i dont want it to die on me.... |
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"Pre-mix" is 2-cycle oil, not motor oil. The type you would put in the gas of say a 2-cycle chainsaw or weedwacker. Idemitsu is a specially formulated pre-mix oil for rotary engines, although there are other good 2-cycle oils out there. 4 to 8 oz of pre-mix per tankful is the norm. |
if you dump 5w20 ENGINE OIL into the tank, your engine will really die on you.
You should search ... |
Sorry this made me laugh, get some Idemitsu and put it in the gas tank.
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Ok i got it =D Thanks you guys (and for the LInk)
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Originally Posted by AlwaysRunning
(Post 3392443)
Ok i got it =D Thanks you guys (and for the LInk)
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Originally Posted by Easy_E1
(Post 3392462)
There is a lot of info in that thread. Have a good time. :wavey:
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I use about 1 oz per gallon. Fill the tank, look at how many gallons it took and add that many oz of oil.
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Originally Posted by ZiG
I use about 1 oz per gallon. Fill the tank, look at how many gallons it took and add that many oz of oil.
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And ive seen people talking about 600:1 or 250:1 where do those numbers come from ( im sorry i just don't understand i know its dumb questions but those other threads did more arguing than explaining and they were too long to read through)
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I said one oz per gallon. So if you put 11 gallons of gas in, you put 11 OUNCES of oil.
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1 Oz per gallon is 128:1 ;)
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Originally Posted by ZiG
I said one oz per gallon. So if you put 11 gallons of gas in, you put 11 OUNCES of oil.
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Originally Posted by RxEric
(Post 4778577)
My bad read it wrong lol but dang from what i read on another sight the lower the ratio the lower the compression because that means it needs more lube to keep the seals in good condition to maintain compression and if you have your original omp you really dont need anything less than 600 : 1 ( don't quote me i cant find the page anymore to link it ) or am I mis informed
For a street car with OMP half ounce per gallon is likely good I run 80:1 on the track with no OMP A street car you beat on the old standby 1 Oz per gallon would be about right |
Originally Posted by RxEric
(Post 4778577)
....... you really dont need anything less than 600 : 1 ( don't quote me i cant find the page anymore to link it ) or am I mis informed
A U.S. gallon has 128 ounces, so that would be 128:1 ratio..... |
And for what it's worth, idemitsu recommends 128:1 right on the bottle. But when I was running saber pro, I was usually 125:1 ir briefly 150:1. During breakin, I ran 100:1.
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Originally Posted by ZiG
And for what it's worth, idemitsu recommends 128:1 right on the bottle. But when I was running saber pro, I was usually 125:1 ir briefly 150:1. During breakin, I ran 100:1.
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Originally Posted by RxEric
(Post 4778920)
Do you still have your original omp ? Isnt idemitsu more expensive ? Did you switch off the saber for performance reasons or just wanted to try something new just wondering i think i got the hang of the ratios so 15.9 gal = 2035 oz with 13 oz / 2035 oz = 156 /1 if im not mistaken would it be a good idea to just grab some of those red 5 gal jugs and have some pre mix ready in those instead of having to measure shit up at every fill up ?
Measuring it out really isn't hard. You buy the 1qt containers, keep at least one close to full in the trunk. Fill the car up, then math out how many oz you want to put in. There are graduations on the side of the container. Looks like I've got about 20 oz in it right now, I need to put 11oz in based on the 11 gal of fuel it took, so pour until the line goes about 1/5 of the way between the 10 and 5 mark. Not hard at all. Once that jug gets low, pour the remainder in the sohn reservoir, toss a fresh qt in the trunk and off you go. |
Originally Posted by Charles R. Hill
(Post 4779032)
This is the ratio I tend to suggest to my customers who still have the factory OMP operating, as well. Plus, it is easier to remember 1 oz./gallon during even partial fillups.
Personally , I think the "steps needed before premix" are : 1/Increase OMP rate by 10% 2/grab bottle of premix 3/step towards bin 4/throw premix bottle in bin 5/Happily watch others waste their time and money. |
I'm assuming you have an s2 motor with the third oil injector to get the middle of the apex seals? And based on that, you wouldn't have a sohn, so what are your views on the carbon deposits left behind when burning nothing but 4-stroke oil?
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Originally Posted by ZiG
(Post 4779159)
I'm assuming you have an s2 motor with the third oil injector to get the middle of the apex seals? And based on that, you wouldn't have a sohn, so what are your views on the carbon deposits left behind when burning nothing but 4-stroke oil?
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Originally Posted by Brettus
Nope ...........S1 engine . My view is that 95% of all carbon deposits are from fuel ...not oil.
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Then again this thread wasnt made to debate on why you should or shouldnt do it its more for kids who already do it to help those who wanna start
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Originally Posted by RxEric
(Post 4779231)
If you think of it in that sense than wouldnt mixing oil with the fuel lower carbon deposits ?
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