Premix Vs. Oil Injection
#22
do not put more than 4 oz in a full tank of gas if you have a properly working OMP. you will dilute the gas WAY to much, unless your running race gas. 94 octane would be like 89-90 with 8oz of 2 stroke in a full tank. Just use 4 oz per fill up and you'll be fine.
#23
[quote name='Fd3BOOST' date='May 10 2005, 10:44 AM']Here is a picture of an oil injection hole in the housing. I premix aswell.
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Is this size oil for the injector the same on all generation housings. That is EXTREMELY small. I can see why some of you guys run pre-mix. Thanks for the picture Dave.
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Is this size oil for the injector the same on all generation housings. That is EXTREMELY small. I can see why some of you guys run pre-mix. Thanks for the picture Dave.
#24
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my buddy was telling me about drilling out the oil injection hole instead of premixing. that way you can get more oil. anyone ever do this?
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my buddy was telling me about drilling out the oil injection hole instead of premixing. that way you can get more oil. anyone ever do this?
#26
I've still got the OMP and I also put a little premix in the gas on each fill up. I just add like 2oz per fill up. I figure I'd forget at least once so I left the OMP for that reason. I use some kind of Valvoline synthetic stuff for my premix.
#30
"your oil injector is still gunna be the same size"
There should be no reason as the oil injection hole on the housing is not the limiting factor.
the FD has a stepper motor on the OMP as well and is a variable load meter oil pump
There should be no reason as the oil injection hole on the housing is not the limiting factor.
the FD has a stepper motor on the OMP as well and is a variable load meter oil pump
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