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Offline YakNine

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Aero One
« on: September 12, 2010, 07:43:48 PM »
This question is for Randy Smith, I just picked up a 40th aniversary Fox .35 off Ebay It was all castored tight and pretty messy. I soaked it in straight methanol for a few days gave it a little heat and she loosened right up. I disassembled it and scrubbed each piece a few times in methanol blew everything out oiled it and reassembled it . I think it was only run a few times and is not fully broken in. Do you recomend your Aero One during break in on A Fox or do you wait until its broken in to add it to the fuel. I am a diesel mechanic and we generally don't run synthetic until after 2 oil changes as we have had trouble with the rings seating, I was wondering if your additive would prolong the break in on a Fox piston & liner. Thanks T.J.
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Re: Aero One
« Reply #1 on: September 12, 2010, 08:48:04 PM »
This question is for Randy Smith, I just picked up a 40th aniversary Fox .35 off Ebay It was all castored tight and pretty messy. I soaked it in straight methanol for a few days gave it a little heat and she loosened right up. I disassembled it and scrubbed each piece a few times in methanol blew everything out oiled it and reassembled it . I think it was only run a few times and is not fully broken in. Do you recomend your Aero One during break in on A Fox or do you wait until its broken in to add it to the fuel. I am a diesel mechanic and we generally don't run synthetic until after 2 oil changes as we have had trouble with the rings seating, I was wondering if your additive would prolong the break in on a Fox piston & liner. Thanks T.J.

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Yes run the Aero-1, the FOX is going to wear in and the Aero-1 will help the parts that get hotter than you want, One of the 7 ingrediants  is a  heat sensitive ingrediant  that works better as heat rises

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Re: Aero One
« Reply #2 on: September 13, 2010, 08:46:39 AM »
Ok Thanks Randy, I will get some from you, I need to get a few other things too . T.J.
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Re: Aero One
« Reply #3 on: September 14, 2010, 07:43:50 AM »
Good tip - I'm assuming then that one should use Aero-1 during any engine break in.

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Re: Aero One
« Reply #4 on: September 14, 2010, 08:34:03 AM »
Good tip - I'm assuming then that one should use Aero-1 during any engine break in.

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Hi Geno,

Whenever I open a jug of fuel it always gets the Aero 1 added to it, first thing. ;D

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