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Old Jul 8, 2009 | 06:03 AM
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Hi guys need some help and thought this might be the right place to ask.



I have to find out which lubrication regeme the rotor bearing on a wankel is operating in by plotting it on a stribeck curve. But trying to find the literature online and understanding it has tripped me up a little. I have done viscometer temperature sweeps on the oil in question but don't know where to go from there.



Any help would be much appreciated.



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Joe
Old Jul 8, 2009 | 10:32 AM
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to be honest that question is way over my head however if your looking for an answer to what oils work well or better then others in a rota thats an easy one to answer, valvline VR-1 is a oil many many race teams and street users tend to use. i use vr-1 20w50 and 50wt oils in both street rotarys and race rotarys and have found great luck with it. bearing life is exalent and carbon seems to be less of a build up with the vr-1 as compaired to other oils and synthetics used in the past and in customers cars. i now have all my customers with rx7s switched to vr-1 and my rx8 customers all use castrol gt-x 5w20.
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