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661 Oil Test 32:1 vs 40:1 vs 50:1 ?
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Ron660
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What are your top three choices of 2-cycle oil?
As of now, I want to compare Mobil and HP2 to 800 off-road I've been using.
All of the oils in redbulls test are fine. Like some more than others, but all are decent.
Ron660
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What's the flashpoint and viscosity with the Copenhagen additive?
Trx250r180
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That depends on how long you have been using the bottle for a spitter .
nitehawk55
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Be great to have an industrial type dyno and do tests with each oil at different mixes and see how much peak HP varies running the saw under load .
Even with such a dyno getting a good test done would be very difficult.
tree monkey
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wow,, your level of stupid ranks right up there with moody.
weedkilla
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So I have a question, and the answers are all buried in this thread somewhere.....
I want to run 50:1 in a husky t540 to richen up the non-adjustable low side (Rather than 32:1).
I dropped in a couple of hundred pages ago and decided yamalube 2r was the pick of things, is there a better choice?
I want to run 50:1 in a husky t540 to richen up the non-adjustable low side (Rather than 32:1).
I dropped in a couple of hundred pages ago and decided yamalube 2r was the pick of things, is there a better choice?
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you ever try husqvarna xp oil i have used it with no problems.
Most oils won't effect tuning a whole lot between 50:1 and 32:1.
Yamalube is fine, along with oem oils.
Yamalube is fine, along with oem oils.
weedkilla
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You'd think that, but I was able to convince myself it did enough.
I'm not saying it doesn't, it does, but very little. The best option is obviously to find a fully adjustable carb.
weedkilla
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Not disagreeing in any way.
redbull660
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why not just buy 2 different oils -
mix brand A - 50:1
mix brand B - 50:1
run a tank with A
run a tank with B
tell us what you think
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Because that is the only way for anyone to tell on their own, so it wont happen cause it makes sense and would put an end to the all of the questions any one individual has ................... custom tailored for them, but never happen because it would stop them from asking "which oil should I run"
Says the moron that believes an oil netted a 7% gain... And the same guy that advocates running a marine oil in a saw despite warnings from Stihl and Husky not to do so..
I relize you have some financial interest in redbulls lunacy, but it's not sharp to make idiotic statements like the above on the internet. It puts your work in doubt.
If you have to ask which oil, you should probaly stick with an OEM oil...Because that is the only way for anyone to tell on their own, so it wont happen cause it makes sense and would put an end to the all of the questions any one individual has ................... custom tailored for them, but never happen because it would stop them from asking "which oil should I run"
redbull660
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well you want to run that 2r injector oil. It's soo thin and filled with so many solvents. Little wonder it ran like dog crap at anything but 32:1. Even then it was lean. It wasn't the saw either. Saw runs better on stihl ultra than it does on your yamalube 2r...even at 32:1.
lunacy - The only lunacy is you posting over 2,000 times (no joke) on this thread... in which you think there is no point to any of this.
