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2 STROKE OIL
I'm want to put 2stroke oil in my gas tank to lube everything up and maybe get some mpg... how much oil would i put in a tank? anyone else do this?
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I've heard as little as an ounce and as much as a quart per fill up. I wouldn't go as far as a quart but there's a range for you. sorry I can't be more help than that
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1oz of two stroke to 1 gallon of diesel. I use it periodically and it sure bumps my mileage and quiets my injectors down.
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While I was reading on this subject awhile back I remember someone saying that not all 2 stroke oil is created equal. There is one that will leave some sort of black residue. Is this BS or not? Just something to think about.
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Im pretty sure its tcw-3 outboard oil your supposed to use which is ashless.
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^^^ Ditto. Buy it by the gallon at WalMart.
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ill pick some up tomorrow thanks dudes
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Get Red-line Oil RL-2. It's about $75 per gallon, but one ounce treats 20 gallons of fuel. Use it in every fill-up. It will make your truck very happy indeed.
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Forgot to mention, you can also use Red-line Oil RL-3. Same oil, same benefits. Difference is the 3 has a cetane booster and you use one ounce per 10 gallons fuel. Same price per gallon but you use twice as much. I didn't see much notable difference between the two.
They both help to negate the effects of low and ultra-low sulfur. |
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Why not just use a good conditioner like Power Service Diesel Kleen? It has Cetane Boost and gives you a bump in mileage too. In the colder months it has anti-gelling properties too which I don't believe 2 cycle oil does.....
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