When my mills are shelved for a while, I use synthetic 2 stroke as non-synthetic can ruin your silicone filling in your crank... Trust me...

So a synthetic 2-stroke motorcycle engine oil like this?

http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/im..._syn_2-str.jpg

+1 on no ARO if using mills regularly with high quality fuel (eg Byrons)

Word, I'm good with using nothing. Fits into my budget nicely.:lol:

Ever since I switched to Werks fuel, I no longer use ARO. And some of my engines will sit for months between use with no rust.

I guess as long as your engines are kept in a controlled envirorment without big temp and humidty swings, no aro is necessary with quality fuel. I will still use it myself just because it's cheap insurance...:tire:

Hey Bill,

Just got one!! Can't wait to break it in.

100% agree when using Werks fuel...its protection carries on even after use...we never use ARO and never have any issues.... SOme of the other fuels the engines will rust in only days due to the high acidity of the fuel................

Dude don't you have some waves to catch? Get you ass back on the beach...and don't forget the boat drinks...lol!

i am back cooking supper my friend,,,,just came from snorkeling off Blackrock..... was super cool....

I'm using byrons Originals 30% RACE 3000 Gen2 , is it ok to use hudy engine after run oil or novarossi 1M1 - Oil for engine maintance on your clockwork mills?

I always use them on my Nova mills

Neal been looking for you here at the DNC...
I can't seem to find you :cool:

Blackrock is the #2 dive spot in the world. I have dove all over the world and blackrock is my favorite. There are things in the water that only exist there. It's my fav dive spot right there at the Sheraton in kanapaili :D

Cleanin' up my clocked B5 today and just ordered a case of fuel. STOKED for the racing season!

Neal, I have a question. I am thinking about selling my truggy but i dont want to get rid of the proto 7. Do you think i could gear it up few teeth and set up the clutch up with low stall and it work in my buggy , or do you think the new brass fly wheel would do the trick from buku ?

I've run the Proto 7 in the buggy with stock gearing and a mild clutch setup and it performed quite well. It was very smooth, but still had tons of power when needed. I ran the M2C 4-shoe aluminum fly wheel with half the grub screws in. I ran 4 medium shoes, with 2-.9 and 2-.95 clutch springs. It is very mild, and tames the bottom end down for the buggy. Hope this helps.