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Ok
Random question If you mix different shock oil.grades. do they stay mixed or seperate? Just a bit of a clutching at straws moment as i understand the math with ratios to get what i want. But not sure if the oil can chemically do what i want
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There are so many grades available already.....why do you need to mix one..?
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Need heavier oil.to test a setup i want to try.
Nearest model shop.is nearly 3 hour round trip lol.
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Need a heavier oil? If you combine 60wt with a 30wt in equal measures according to my reasoning you end up with 45wt oil, not 90wt.
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I know.
Plan is using heavier oil and lighter oil to get something in between. For example 2000 and 700 in 3rd/2 3rd ratio should be about 1000 Will just try it and see
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http://scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/oil_mixer.html
As long as the type of oil is similar, and the additives. They'll blend no problem. Same brand/model is a good start. But most rc oils use a similar make up. So should be good to go. |
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