substitute for after run oil
#1
substitute for after run oil
What can i use intead of after run oil? i heard WD-40 works
#4
I have heard of people using marvel mystery oil mixed with transmission fluid mixed 50 50.
#5
syntheic atf works
#6
Tech Adept
marvel mystery & air tool oil mixed 50/50 works good.
#7
Tech Lord
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A well respected engine modder told me he uses only Singer light sewing machine oil, and only when his engines are going into long term storage or not to be used for awhile. I took his advice and have not been happier. I dont use ARO anymore unless I know my engine will not be used for at least 2-3 weeks. When I do the singer oil works great. Its really thin and does not hurt anything. It was $4 for a bottle that will probably last me my whole life
#9
I was told the red afterrun from Tornado is the same as wapon oil.
#10
Tech Fanatic
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Marvel mystery....but I tear mine down after every raceday and clean it real good with simple green and dawn....then spray it down with denatured alchol and blow all the moisture out with a air gun. Nitro methane is famous for attracting moisture and causing rust on your crank and bearings. When I put it back together I use Benol(castor oil) to lube everything. Then,if you want to store the motor,just plug it up and don't worry about it...you have all the dirt and moisture causing elements taken care of....
#11
Tech Rookie
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#12
Depends on your motor. I have seen marvel mistery oil and WD40 destroy filled cranks. Sewing maching oil in a really light coat is really the only thing I would substitute.
#13
Tech Fanatic
With todays fuel you really don't need after run oil.
#14
Tech Elite
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+1
WD40 and or Marvel mystery oil..
The good thing with WD40 is its good people who run there motors alot. For short term storage like less then a week. IT keeps things lube and allows for quicker start ups when u got to run the engine again. MArvel is better suited for longer term storage.
WD40 and or Marvel mystery oil..
The good thing with WD40 is its good people who run there motors alot. For short term storage like less then a week. IT keeps things lube and allows for quicker start ups when u got to run the engine again. MArvel is better suited for longer term storage.
#15
il probably use Singer oil. Would 3-in-1 work? its what i have handy, but im running my car every other day. Just broke it in on monday