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Re: 2stroke in engine Tue, 14 September 2004 12:22 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
castor oil/methanol/nitromethane is commonly used for MODEL aviation fuel.

mixing castor oil with petrol, is in a way similar to mixing petrol and diesel/kerosene. the slow burning characteristics of avgas might be recreated by slowing down the petrol burn rate with the castor oil.... (remember, it's not all about octane rating..(ie detonation resistance) it's about burn rate as well)

since planes generally have large bores and low rpm, they need a fuel that will burn evenly and not have an accelerating flame front, (which, when it collides witht he cylinder wall, pings). avgas is designed to be both detonation resistant AND slow burning...

not to say all the race kiddies using avgas are wrong, but they may need to up the advance significantly to take advantage of it(or up the compression ratio and heat to increase burn speed)

but anyway, we have digressed.. again Wink

2 stroke will just make smoke and deposit carbon in your motor.. you may also find the oil gums up in your fuel lines and carby.

ppl have accidentally filled new cars with diesel and survived, so why would a bit of oil kill your motor (and isn't that the norm for old corollas anyway Razz Laughing )

if your motor died, it's more likely the abuse from the burnouts.

no offence intended but.....
burnouts on oil = fried motor = idiot in my books Wink

and it's cessna Wink

Cya, Stewart

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