Piston scorch marks Advice

[bwalker]

The only thing I noticed is no red armor and alot of bel ray oils and in not sure bel ray is still made.

I'm not that its completely ridiculous, but it has enough wrong that his conclusions are not very useful.
The author actually posted it on a Facebook 2 stroke tuners snd tech group awhile back and was tared and feathered by guys that are truly legends in the two stroke tuning world.

 

[bwalker]

The only thing I noticed is no red armor and alot of bel ray oils and in not sure bel ray is still made.

That article is on the order of 20 years old or more and is biased toward motor cycles.

 

[Fatherwheels]

That article has a ton of issues and I have seen it passed around over the internet for years.

Would you like me to take it down, or can you put at least some of the issues right,
it would help us understand what is right and wrong about it.

 

[Fatherwheels]

Quality 2 cycle oil has added stabilizer added from the manufacturer as stated on the bottle. Adding a extra squirt of oil will cause a lean fuel mix and over heat. If you’re saw has a non adjustable ( fixed jet) carburetor you’re doing more harm than good. More oil = less fuel. If you’re saw has adjustable carburetor ( high and low mixture screws) you can adjust it on the richer side to compensate for the extra oil

True, but we are talking about an saw with Autotune, its not a fixed jet.

 

[stumpdaddykane]

wanted to check in with y’all and say a couple of weeks with the echo red armor and these exhaust ports are looking a lot better. Thanks for all the insight.