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Old 03-25-2017, 10:39 AM
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Hi guys, can you use 2 stroke oil from auto parts store?
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That can only be properly answered if you state what type of engine you are proposing to use it in??



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Originally Posted by JohnBuckner
That can only be properly answered if you state what type of engine you are proposing to use it in??



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Since I know of not one full scale aircraft beyond "Ultralights" that employ two stroke power , I don't believe the full scale aircraft section is the place for the guy to get his answer . The "gas engines" section further down on the frontpage would be where he could best be helped ......
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It's g 62
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Zenoah g 62 cc
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solo0413, Yes you can. Welcome to the forum. I prefer to use Stihl HP Ultra (silver bottle) chainsaw oil from the hardware store and prepackaged in bottles for easy mixing one gallon of fuel at a time.

I currently use it in an OS 33GT, OS 15GT and DLE 20 and have used it no problems in the past in a G23, G62, Kalt 18 and an OS GT55.

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init4fun I am well aware the gentleman posted in the wrong forum, a common mistake. However I choose to give him a direct answer to his first question right here rather than risk making him feel unwelcome in his very first post.

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The only bad oil is the oil that you forget to put in the gas can...
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Thank you guys
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You are welcome Solo and feel free to explore all the forums and post if you like here at RCU.

Here is a direct link to the gas engine forum with lots of good info:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/gas-engines-142/

Enjoy the adventure

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Hey guys how about lucas 2 cycle oil 50:1?
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I use Lucas 2 stroke racing oil all the time and it is excellent. Also look at Redline 2 stroke Racing oil. Mix it to what your engine manufacturer recommends. I fly DLE and VVRC so mine is 32-1
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Thanx
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Having the mixture right is more important than what brand is used. Some engines prefer leaner mixtures, some rich.

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