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sen2two 04-26-2012 10:30 PM

I always use Protek-R. It's made by Pettit Racing. A well known and very well established Rotary shop.

Luthor 04-27-2012 09:45 AM

Running some good quality racing motorcycling 2stroke.

magpiemini 04-30-2012 11:03 AM

Ok I will use the OMP and some good racing two stroke oil premix. Premix at 1 oz per gallon of fuel.

Now see my next question about octane.

TitaniumTT 04-30-2012 06:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Garfinkles Motor Works (Post 189300)
My car is setup to inject Amsoil hp 2 cycle oil from a 3qt tank that I made .

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete_89T2 (Post 189371)
I did a similar setup on my FC, uses the Rotary Avaition OMP adapter and a 1.5 quart tank that I purchased. Here's a link to the "how to" write-up.

http://www.rotarycarclub.com/rotary_...ad.php?t=14945

You two should've voted

Quote:

Originally Posted by infernosg (Post 189389)
This is a great idea if you have a mechanical OMP or are using the stock ECU or an aftermarket ECU capable of driving the electric OMP. Unfortunately I have neither :(

I could get an S4 front cover and find a mechnical OMP and rig something up but I don't know how that works with the S5 front counterweight and it doesn't solve the problem that I only have 2/4 oil injector ports (custom intake manifold).

To the OP: I would say this is the best option for your SA/FB. You can run dedicated premix in an auxiliary tank and run some nice synthetic oil in the engine.

Front cover has nothing to do with counterweights.

Plug the other two outlets, roughtly 2x the oil will be delivered to the remaining ports

I run Idemitsu through an adapter through the OMP. Then about .6oz./gal in the tank. Has worked great and I'm probably one of the few people who have seen my rotor housings regularily so I can tell you which works and which "seems to work just fine"

Pre-mixing in the tank gives the added benefit of being able to disperse the oil throughout the combustion chamber rather than just on the tips of the apex seals.

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Originally Posted by Nutsid (Post 190342)
Premix and OMP. Safer than sorry route. I haven't owned an FB in several years now (and I miss my old ones), but that is how I run in my Rx8 now.

And this coming from a guy with the best OMP and nozzles and LOCATIONS on any rotary

Rot 12-02-2013 02:52 PM

pre mix
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Garfinkles Motor Works (Post 189300)
My car is setup to inject Amsoil hp 2 cycle oil from a 3qt tank that I made .

How long have you been using Amsoil HP 2 cycle oil!

Rotary Evolution 12-02-2013 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by magpiemini (Post 189913)
Thanks, found it. It seems the Marvel Mystery Oil is just as cheap as the TCW3 at O'Reily's so I bought some. So 1 oz per gallon (128:1) along with the omp?

MMO isn't much of a lubricant, and it isn't even remotely comparable to 2 stroke oil.

Garfinkles Motor Works 12-02-2013 09:32 PM

I have used the PCV Technologies metering pump adapter with nothing but Amsoil for about 15 years on the 1994 that I have had for 17 years .

TitaniumTT 10-07-2016 08:02 AM

I'd like to introduce you to my ban-hammer

Fendamonky 10-07-2016 08:07 AM

Without context it just looks like you're mad at Garfinkle :rofl:

TitaniumTT 10-07-2016 09:49 AM

I tired to keep the post there, but it would've required backing out, and going to the admin panel, and banning him the hard way... I decided it wasn't worth it..... especially because he probably saw it as he was online when his ass was banned

So just to clarify.... no I'm not mad at Garfinkle :lol:


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