Subject: 2-stroke oils (again)
From: Paul
Date: 6/2/1999, 6:48 AM
To: zz

Tracy Crook wrote:

Brian D. Cain wrote:

I'd like to get ya'lls (yeah I'm a Texan) opinion on Quicksilver
TC-W3-certified 2-cycle outboard oil.  It's blue, stinks, and comes in
gallon-sized "jugs" for about $11/each.  I can get 'em at any marine
shop.

Worthwhile?  I'll be pulling the engine out of the heap in a 
 >>few weeks to  do
the turbocharger swap and am seriously considering the removal of the oil
metering system and converting over to 2-cycle premix.

B


I'm not sure what would constitute a good test that we could run ourselves.
The best indication we have is the TC-W3 designation on the oil.  That tells
you it has passed the latest industry tests for many important 2 stroke oil
characteristics.   The only thing I can say is that any oil with this
designation when mixed at a 1 ounce per gal of fuel ratio will be infinitely
better than ANY 4 stroke oil being injected with the Mazda setup.

Tracy Crook   rws@altavista.net
Web site:   http://www.rotaryaviation.com


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