This answer is actually more serious than it sounds. I have been told a
number of times that you can use vegetable (cooking) oil in strokers. I
thought this was preposterous. After all, how could anything which burns
with such a complicated smell as 2 stroke oil be so simple?
Anyway, whilst working on my moped, I received a mouthful of motul
injector synthetic oil. It tastes like Mazola.
Go on Adny - give it a try.
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I would borrow some money off of a mate ( assuming one has one) and buy
some. You could try Crisp and Dry , or extra virgin olive oil. damage?
you'll find out when dogs chase you up the street smelling like a chip
shop.
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>Anyway, whilst working on my moped, I received a mouthful of motul
>injector synthetic oil. It tastes like Mazola.
>
So, We have a closet Mazola drinker, able to discern between brands of
ccoking oils?
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On MZs you can use the gearbox oil in emergencies, just don't do it
twice and try and remember to put some more back in.
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>>> So many words, so little time <<<
Use what I did before two-stroke oil was generally available -- use
a 30-grade motor oil. Probably best to get a straight- rather than multi-
grade, to have fewer additives. It may lead to faster plug-fouling and
more carbon build-up but that's no great problem for an experienced
two-stroke owner.
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>>Anyway, whilst working on my moped, I received a mouthful of motul
>>injector synthetic oil. It tastes like Mazola.
>>
>So, We have a closet Mazola drinker, able to discern between brands
We oil connosieuers can EASILY taste the difference between different
brands and types of vegetable, animal, and motor oils.
>of ccoking oils?
While there's nothing in the books that says you can't, the question
is, _why_ would you want to use oil while coking? You're
unnecessarily adding in more saturated fat, reducing the purity of
your coke and increasing the probability that you will die from
coronary heart disease. It's completely pointless. But to each their
own, I suppose............
> Anyway, whilst working on my moped, I received a mouthful of motul
> injector synthetic oil. It tastes like Mazola.
Did your moped respect you in the morning, though?
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> Use what I did before two-stroke oil was generally available -- use
>a 30-grade motor oil. Probably best to get a straight- rather than multi-
>grade, to have fewer additives. It may lead to faster plug-fouling and
>more carbon build-up but that's no great problem for an experienced
>two-stroke owner.
So, since puff-chariots are specified for synth 2stroke oil, would this mean
that you would be safer using something like Mobil 1?
PS, PX200 coming this weekend (again............)
Hmm, you'd be better off asking a real chemist like Fire-iron about
that one.
>PS, PX200 coming this weekend (again............)
What, the NGG sent you a Valentine's _present_ as well as cards?
BTW, What are you doing with the GS?
willie
ps. I would not recommend frying oil as a bike oil
Performing Berks dis a 2-stroke oils test a year or so back. Far the laugh
they put some cooking oil through the same tests. It came out very well,
second in the scuff resistance tests. Vegetable oils have very good film
strength, they just tend to cook and form gummy deposits in engines.
Castrol-R is a vegetable oil. The name 'Castrol' is derived from 'Castor
Oil'.
ap
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Not many people know that.
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Which just confirms some of the stories I've heard about Oxford
Instruments...
No, it dumped me. Several times.
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I saw some programme about Cuba and they made brake fluid from shampoo and
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I suppose it's better than making shampoo and sugar out of brake fluid!
willie
Ian Vincent <i...@binny.demon.co.uk> wrote in article
>more carbon build-up but that's no great problem for an experienced
>two-stroke owner.
>
he he he. I know its childish but ain`t it fun to take things out of
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Subject: DIY 2 stroke oil
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In article <azw.12209...@aber.ac.uk>, Andy Woodward wrote:
>Assuming you had a 2stroke and you couldnt get 2stroke oil. What would be a good
> substitute
>a) long term and b) short term.
>And what damage would it do?
So, Adny, how's the new scooter going?
I'll let you know if Piaggio ever get roun to supplying one >:-[
I'd guess the GS500 will peg out before one is delivered and I'll at that
point, say 'Stuff Piaggio' and buy a CG125.
What is it with Piaggio that makes them so completely unable to supply
products to folk who hae the money siutting there ready fro immediate sale?
Incompetents!