What I did not realize was, they are not fond of synthetic and semi-synthetic engine oils.
http://www.ramaircraft.com/Maintenance- ... ations.htm
What type oil? (according to RAM)
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What type oil? (according to RAM)
I find that RAM aircraft engines of Waco, TX enjoys an excellent reputation regarding engine rebuilding and operations. They are one of the few rebuilders who will put their oil recommendations in writing.
What I did not realize was, they are not fond of synthetic and semi-synthetic engine oils.
http://www.ramaircraft.com/Maintenance- ... ations.htm
What I did not realize was, they are not fond of synthetic and semi-synthetic engine oils.
http://www.ramaircraft.com/Maintenance- ... ations.htm
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Re: What type oil? (according to RAM)
I fell out of my chair, laughing, reading what you wrote.....Bradblueldr wrote:Very easily read article by people who ought to know.
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