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Reply #135 - 09/09/10 at 12:48:09
 
Sure feels good to know I'm not the only one who gets attacked.
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Eschew obfuscation.

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Reply #136 - 09/09/10 at 12:50:54
 

I checked them right before the last mountain run, tuned them down nicely and adjusted my carburetor too.

Took me all of two hours to do it, and my bike ran great the entire trip as it has since then.



You know, the same mountain trip you said you were gonna show up on so you could kick Lancer's butt?   Remember?      Grin



Of course, I do ride my bike a lot more than you do yours, in more aggressive twisty fast mountain areas in front of multiple other list members who can attest factually to how my bike runs.

The last list member who saw my bike run was Lancer, we wuz on the way back to the truck after eating breakfast with MMRanch at Hardees

-- wanna ask him how it was doing?


             or you could ask them two teenagers in the Camero, they got to watch me at speed after I passed them, and even longer as they struggled to keep up afterwards.

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                     Same as before Bill -- you are invited to come down to the NC mountains show all of us what you got.
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Reply #137 - 09/09/10 at 13:10:14
 
verslagen1 wrote on 09/09/10 at 11:51:20:
Added more use data for RotSynT6

According to klotz... Flash Point: 480°F (same for all mx4's)

But according to an independant test... Flash Point: 385°F (mx4 10w40)

and after 12 hours in a raptor 700... Flash Point: 305°F (mx4 10w40, 3.5% fuel contamination)

And from Shell's Rotella MSDS... Flash Point: 435°F (RotSynT6)

After 5500 miles in a Honda GW... Flash Point: 375°F (RotSynT6)

I think this would explain the reduced oil consumption for the RotSynT6 as the flash point (boiling poing) of 5500 mile oil is almost as good as the brand new Klotz.

What the flash point after 12 hours in raptor for Rotella? Apples for apples
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Reply #138 - 09/09/10 at 13:12:36
 

"Where's Bill?"

"I dunno, he was hanging back in the back of the pack when we started out"

"Anybody seen Bill since the last gas stop?"

"No, he was having some problems with his bike, it was sputtering something fierce, he could barely break 60 on the straight-aways."

"Wanna backtrack to find out where he is now?"

"No, we warned him and warned him about those valves, but he never listened ..... I guess he's done run himself plumb outta his red magic and his bike is toast now."

"Yeah, we all told him to have it fully tuned and in tip top shape before bringing to the Dragon -- he sure was warned plenty of times by everybody".


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You STILL ain't found that information yet Bill?    Geez you are slow --

Verslagen posted the link in the original post right after you first bitched about it --- that was DAYS & DAYS AGO and you still ain't found it?

You is pitiful, bud -- plumb pitiful.
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Reply #139 - 09/09/10 at 13:19:49
 
Wheres Bill, he did the dragon, hes waiting for you guy,He figure you must have run out of oil or stop to check your valves
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Reply #140 - 09/09/10 at 13:23:53
 
Also when I drain my air box the oil that comes out isn't red its yellow like plain oil,And Klotz has bend in there the last 4500 miles.
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Reply #141 - 09/09/10 at 13:25:47
 

That's OK Bill, we were supposed to meet here, remember?



The meeting spot.

Jump directly off I-40 on to 23 south to Waynesville, then 276 south to Cruso.   Can't get no easier .....




Better luck next year,  try taking a copy of the map with you so you go to the right meeting spot.


Grin   Grin   Grin   Grin   Grin


yellow huh?        Hmmmmm,  that sounds about like the appropriate color fer you, Bill
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Reply #142 - 09/09/10 at 13:37:35
 
How many miles would Stinger have gotten using diesel oil may 7 or 8 thousand then tear down time.
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Reply #143 - 09/09/10 at 13:58:51
 

Gee Bill, I've got over twice that many miles and I'm a lot more abusive to my bike than Stinger ever was to his ....     Wink

And I think that Verslagen bought his newer bike with more previous owner miles on it than that .....  but he can speak to that, not me.
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Reply #144 - 09/09/10 at 14:25:51
 
 So OF you got 90000 miles on now.
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Reply #145 - 09/09/10 at 14:28:05
 
bill67 wrote on 09/09/10 at 13:23:53:
Also when I drain my air box the oil that comes out isn't red its yellow like plain oil,And Klotz has bend in there the last 4500 miles.

So you're telling us the food coloring don't boil out?

I think you're using too much seafoam or are just full of it, you fill up the airbox too?
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Reply #146 - 09/09/10 at 14:32:08
 
bill67 wrote on 09/09/10 at 13:10:14:
verslagen1 wrote on 09/09/10 at 11:51:20:
Added more use data for RotSynT6

According to klotz... Flash Point: 480°F (same for all mx4's)

But according to an independant test... Flash Point: 385°F (mx4 10w40)

and after 12 hours in a raptor 700... Flash Point: 305°F (mx4 10w40, 3.5% fuel contamination)

And from Shell's Rotella MSDS... Flash Point: 435°F (RotSynT6)

After 5500 miles in a Honda GW... Flash Point: 375°F (RotSynT6)

I think this would explain the reduced oil consumption for the RotSynT6 as the flash point (boiling poing) of 5500 mile oil is almost as good as the brand new Klotz.

What the flash point after 12 hours in raptor for Rotella? Apples for apples

Apples to Apples?

It'll be another 10 years before your Klotz pony gets up to the mileage I started with.
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Reply #147 - 09/09/10 at 14:36:22
 
I guess a raptor want run 12 hours with Rotella oil,must seize up.What was the flash point before it seized then maybe you can tell me that.
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Reply #148 - 09/09/10 at 14:37:49
 

Ever notice how Bill tends to misunderstand things -- on purpose?

He mentions 7 to 8 thousand miles,  you tell him you got twice that and he wants to go take Stinger's mileage and double it.




What is the correct technical term for his illness?


a) Non-functional dyslexic passive aggressive syndrome?

b) Alzheimer's I forget what the shite I am talking about syndrome?

c) Advanced cranial-anal inversion syndrome?



I dunno -- you guys tell please me what it is that is ailing him.  

I really can't figure it out ....


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Reply #149 - 09/09/10 at 14:45:55
 
I guess I will have to stick with my oil girl from the auto department at Wal-Mart,she makes more sense and doesn't say one thing one day and then change it the next day,She says theres a lot of good hi performance motorcycle oils,but wal mart doesn't sell it so don't buy their oil.
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