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The simplicity of the common two-stroke motor means it generally does not have a 'rocker-arm assembly' Hence, we cannot sing that old gas commercial about how 'detergent gasoline keeps things running smooth and clean'.
On a less-humorous note, it was mentioned on this topic that it was possible to add castor (Baker's AA) to a synthetic oil, i.e.
"From then on I run 1oz of castor blended with 4 oz of synthetic 2 stroke oil for each gallon."
While I have heard of that being done with model airplane engines, those run a mixture involving methanol (as a rule). How does this work with gasoline / Petrol - and if one does it, what brand of non-castor oil is used?
(Somehow, I doubt it's 'Cribari', as in "Cribari and Castor, Cribari and Sons.")
The simplicity of the common two-stroke motor means it generally does not have a 'rocker-arm assembly' Hence, we cannot sing that old gas commercial about how 'detergent gasoline keeps things running smooth and clean'.
On a less-humorous note, it was mentioned on this topic that it was possible to add castor (Baker's AA) to a synthetic oil, i.e.
"From then on I run 1oz of castor blended with 4 oz of synthetic 2 stroke oil for each gallon."
While I have heard of that being done with model airplane engines, those run a mixture involving methanol (as a rule). How does this work with gasoline / Petrol - and if one does it, what brand of non-castor oil is used?
(Somehow, I doubt it's 'Cribari', as in "Cribari and Castor, Cribari and Sons.")