> Bruce, sorry to answer your question with a question, but...
> Do you mean your car has no cam gear, timing gears, distributor gear,
etc???
>
> IMHO, there are plenty of gears in a car. Sure they're different than a
> bike tranny, but they're still gears meshing together!
wow! Do u run a pete jackson drive gears for your timing gears?
if not bet u run a timing CHAIN or belt
and as far as the distributor gear i don't beleive it is IN the oil like a
tranny on a bike
i can put it in simple terms
say u have a kitchen mixer ( to take the place of cam gear, timing gears,
distributor gear, etc)
turn it on and let her spin then just pour oil over it and let fall into a
pan on the floor
will the oil foam? i think not
now take the same mixer and stick it in the pan that is on the floor and is
full of oil
will it foam now? i dont' know but i would say so
that is what i was asking , i was told motorcycle oil has something in it to
keep it from foaming
>
> Good auto oil will not foam in a motorcycle unless there's too much of it,
> or it's contaminated with water.
> -CC VMOA 1162
well there we go conformation that auto oil can be ran in a bike without
foaming
thanks
Bruce
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