Two weeks ago i started using an 2tacts oil with oil.Proportion is 200-250 gramms/ml per 50 litres of gasoline...The main reason of destroying of rotary is friction. 2contacts oil uses in bikes,and lubricates with Dexelia(original oil)...
I study in auto-mechanical university and professor from semi-faculty of engines asked me if i use oil with petroleum to better lubrication...2 countries in the world who serial produce a rotary engines are Japan and Russia...And russian rotaries live 70000 km exept 200000 of Mazda`s...And this lecturer told that if use oil with petroleum,then russian rotaries live till 140000km without repairing...The quality of american and russian petroleum is worster than japaneese and european,and i think that if somebody doing this operation nothing bed will happen with your car...
Is anybody use this method?
In practice all rotaries that has a mileage more 50000miles have a risk to get a recall or be repaired...My car is 20000 miles and i`ve started to take care of an engine...
Sorry for my English...

 

here i the states they call it pre mixing. an there is a few threads on this, try this one
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...ghlight=premix

 

cheers mate!

 

I happen to use Pettit Protek - R additive. 4 ounces per tank on the street and 8 ounces per tank on the track.

 

Call me cruel. Call me a dick (no really).

But I laughed out loud at some of those sentences. Trust me man, I'm learning to speak Japanese and I'm having lots of trouble!!

 

pre-mix rules...

 

So continue your learning.Maybe after a year you`ll try to pick up a japaneese chick!

 

your english is fine... better than mine.. and i live in the usa. and have a degree or two...

glad you know about premix...

beers

 

Thanx!
That guy think that japaneese is difficult language...He hasn`t try a russian with 6 cases and each ending for the each time and case... By japaneese and chineese speak half of Far east part of Russia...
So he`s not cruel,he`s silly...

 

i will get japan8 on him...

i figure you will survive a lot longer in the usa than i would in your country...

but vodka is not expensive? so it might be win, win..

beers

 

I don`t drink vodka atall but, we have so many kinds and types of vodka,that i can`t tell about all...But the Best are "Beluga" and "Russian Standard"...Stolichnaya and others,that are very popular abroad are not so good like theese...In our shops good vodka costs from 15 bucks per bottle...In States it should be from 50 or more...Because in England Stolichnaya costs 32 bucks against in russian shops it costs 10...
And i prefer to live in multifarious Moscow than in grey and boring Europe...