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Guy's what percent oil, and is it a blend such as 22% half castor/half syn with 10% nitro are you running in your wasp 061 engines?
I have been running mine in breakin on this set up. Is this good or bad, and why?
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That is what I was using myself. I believe Sig fuels are 20% oil content. I would use no less than 20%. These engines are surely not like an iron piston engine requiring higher oil and castor content. Ken
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Remember, that if you go up in nitro it may require a little more break in. That has been my experience.
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