i have a 701 with ada 33cc domes and a lpw freestyle. Its got aftermarket mikuni 44's and when running on the trailer i ended up spraying the floor/wall of the garage with oil that came from the exhaust. Is it normal for freestyle engines to run that rich or do i need to change something. In the water it doesn't seem to be as bad but it is also harder to tell in the water.
spraying black oil out of exhaust...is that normal?
- Thread starter firecatf6
- Start date
WAB
salty nuts
- Location
- coastal GA
'Spooge' is normal with any 2stroke. I think the brand of oil makes a difference. Cheaper oil = more spooge out of the exhaust.
WD40 removes the spooge off most surfaces.
What ratio are you mixing your fuel & oil?
WD40 removes the spooge off most surfaces.
What ratio are you mixing your fuel & oil?
- Location
- CT
spooge is normal mine does it to. i sprayed my garage walls and floor quite a bit now.
Mark44
Katie's Boss
- Location
- 100% one place
Don 79 TA
Still Fat....
- Location
- Madision/Huntsville AL
yes, i get the same thing with our skis
then i quickly dry up the trailer before it dries up in the hot AZ sun
then i quickly dry up the trailer before it dries up in the hot AZ sun
- Location
- Lake Orion, Michigan
Cheap oil + plus running a rich mixture yields (both rich in fuel and oil) this...
I gave up on having a clean back right corner on a jetski - never going to happen.
I gave up on having a clean back right corner on a jetski - never going to happen.
- Location
- dunedin, florida
So does a better brand of oil burn better? :dunno: Or since there is "spooge" does it mean the oil just passes trough the combustion chamber oiling needed parts and helping the rings make a better seal..
How much oil do you think it burns? compaired to how much just passes through ? "SMOOGE" "sorry flipper" "green peace" ect...
Seems to me oil acts as a coolant, sealer, and lubes
Does gas break down what the oil is in there for? So again more oil the better? :dunno:
If so let there be "spooge" run as much oil as long as it doesn't effect the performance..
Wow, now when you think about it. If this is true do stroker motors need more oil then stock stroked motors. Due to more travel of the rod and motor piston skirt and ring frction?
Will more oil help your rings seal better and make better combustion :crazy:??
"SPOOGE"is your friend.. well at least to keep your motor safe. stuff is a mess to clean up, wd does do well