Frankfort MB's Well-Known Member Local time 9:30 AM Joined Apr 3, 2016 Messages 1,010 Location Frankfort Kentucky Jun 13, 2016 #11 I'm not exact on putting oil in my mixing jug lol I'm using full synthetic stihl HP chainsaw oil at about 32:1
I'm not exact on putting oil in my mixing jug lol I'm using full synthetic stihl HP chainsaw oil at about 32:1
butre Well-Known Member Local time 8:30 AM Joined Dec 2, 2013 Messages 2,493 Location Gulfport, MS Jun 13, 2016 #12 I would personally reduce to 40:1 and lean out the jets accordingly, but if it's running fine then there's no reason to change.
I would personally reduce to 40:1 and lean out the jets accordingly, but if it's running fine then there's no reason to change.
Frankfort MB's Well-Known Member Local time 9:30 AM Joined Apr 3, 2016 Messages 1,010 Location Frankfort Kentucky Jun 13, 2016 #13 That's about what i thought
D Deleted member 12676 Guest Jun 13, 2016 #14 30:1 synthetic is good for extreme use like keeping the engine at top RPM for a long run.
Frankfort MB's Well-Known Member Local time 9:30 AM Joined Apr 3, 2016 Messages 1,010 Location Frankfort Kentucky Jun 13, 2016 #15 I'm either full throttle or idleing, usually no in between
D Deleted member 12676 Guest Jun 13, 2016 #16 actually 40:1 is OK for these engines because max rpm for those without the exhaust port raised is no more than 6000. synthetic is nice for its lack of smoke, no drooling out of pipes, and lack of residue left on engine parts.
actually 40:1 is OK for these engines because max rpm for those without the exhaust port raised is no more than 6000. synthetic is nice for its lack of smoke, no drooling out of pipes, and lack of residue left on engine parts.
Frankfort MB's Well-Known Member Local time 9:30 AM Joined Apr 3, 2016 Messages 1,010 Location Frankfort Kentucky Jun 13, 2016 #17 I've raised exhaust So I guess Im just about right
Frankfort MB's Well-Known Member Local time 9:30 AM Joined Apr 3, 2016 Messages 1,010 Location Frankfort Kentucky Jun 13, 2016 #18 Plus also from what I've heard the 2015 model skyhawk would easily revv to 8000 RPMs, I know it doesn't vibrate as much
Plus also from what I've heard the 2015 model skyhawk would easily revv to 8000 RPMs, I know it doesn't vibrate as much
D Deleted member 12676 Guest Jun 14, 2016 #19 yeah and I've also heard they can go 50 miles an hour. so I highly doubt that claim.
Frankfort MB's Well-Known Member Local time 9:30 AM Joined Apr 3, 2016 Messages 1,010 Location Frankfort Kentucky Jun 14, 2016 #20 I know that's not true with the sprocket it comes with, since it is a 48tooth lol