Who's runnin 2-stroke oil in cold temps?
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Just curious if anybody was doing the 2-stroke mix in the cold right now and if there was
any adverse affects. I haven't tried it yet cause I really didn't want to hurt any thing.
The temps around here have been high's in the teen's during the day and negative at night.
I was thinkin if i did it I would run a little less than what has been suggested .
Waht do yall think.
any adverse affects. I haven't tried it yet cause I really didn't want to hurt any thing.
The temps around here have been high's in the teen's during the day and negative at night.
I was thinkin if i did it I would run a little less than what has been suggested .
Waht do yall think.
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I was running it until the 30th when my truck got totalled. We have had temps down to -35 here and no adverse effects. One thing that I must say about running the 2 stroke..... Man that engine gets QUIET!!!!!!!!
Run the recomended ammounts, you wont be sorry.
Run the recomended ammounts, you wont be sorry.
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I always have 4 quarts for 40 gallons of fuel in the tanks. I have put 2 cycle in my fuel for about 3.5 years now. I always get fuel at 3/4 or half tank. half a tank I add 2 quarts, 1/4 tank I add just one. I am a proponent of 2 cycle in the fuel, and MMO in the oil.
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