The Saber at 40:1 seems to work fine for me (and it makes the gas a pretty blue color, very important!)
Why? There is a guy on here that has milled with it plenty in his ported saws? 0 issuesR50 is a diester.
Di-ester... not disaster... it should work decent in a milling application..Why? There is a guy on here that has milled with it plenty in his ported saws? 0 issues
Here is a thought for all to ponder..
Regardless of which oil used carb tuning is crucial to the performance and longevity of the motor. It's foolish to worry about oil till you have that nailed down as any JASO-FD or ISO- EGD oil will do.
lol!! Ok sorryDi-ester... not disaster... it should work decent in a milling application..
Another dirty little secret of mine.. I'll run Klotz Super Techniplate at times in my mx bike just because I like the way it smells..
Mike i can fit 5 3.5oz bottles in a small $5 flat rate box send me an address and they're yours. I have 8 if you want them all, they're all sealed.The Saber at 40:1 seems to work fine for me (and it makes the gas a pretty blue color, very important!)
What exactly is di esterDi-ester... not disaster... it should work decent in a milling application..
Another dirty little secret of mine.. I'll run Klotz Super Techniplate at times in my mx bike just because I like the way it smells..
That's pretty indicative of castor oil not ran at high enough temps. Seen it many times. When it's heated up castor polymerization instead of.combusting cleanly.Looks to me like that saw was WAY over heated, more than a function of the oil. I would have to see more evidence, more examples, before I'd say that was the oil.
Google..What exactly is di ester
Okay its means derived from 2 ester compounds. Double estered but it doesnt say that on the Klotz site. BWalker how do u know this?
R50 has the highest flashpoint800 is a double ester too....is that why they have the highest flashpoint?
Typically the synthetic components of two cycle oils are PIB or various different sorts of esters. Di esters are certainly no better that polyol-ester or carboxylic esters. Probably the finest ester based oil I have seen was mx2t which was a carboxylic ester. Mobil always had a leg up on the small guys because they actually design and make the esters then market them to the smaller guys. Of course they keep the best proprietary for themselves.800 is a double ester too....is that why they have the highest flashpoint?
Gack...!!Di-ester... not disaster... it should work decent in a milling application..
Another dirty little secret of mine.. I'll run Klotz Super Techniplate at times in my mx bike just because I like the way it smells..
Right but both double ester oils are the top 2R50 has the highest flashpoint
Stuff just smells fast.. and if I jet to the edge the and keep the load up it burns clean enough that the piston doesn't too bad. The exhaust valves however get filthy very fast.Gack...!!
I can still taste that stuff...
I'm thinking 32:1 might have been too much for that application...
But we didn't know that...
Its not double.. and top two at what. The higher the end point the dirtier they are btw.Right but both double ester oils are the top 2
Top 2 as far as flashpoint on the ones listed here in this thread.Its not double.. and top two at what. The higher the end point the dirtier they are btw.
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