for the 'USED' RADIX guys...
#1
so.... how often should i change the oil and where do i do it?...
its been creepin around in the back of my head for awhile....
and just like they said in basic training...
"the only thing stupid about a question, is not asking it."
its been creepin around in the back of my head for awhile....
and just like they said in basic training...
"the only thing stupid about a question, is not asking it."
#4
gees
they say to change the whipple oil every 30,000? i think. Well, I know it is more often than 100K dang 
If you run a smaller pulley, those 100k miles might show up sooner than you think though b/c it's spinning it more.
I change mine every 6,000 miles
-don't know why, other than I have it off so often to check rockers and springs I might as well change the oil
they say to change the whipple oil every 30,000? i think. Well, I know it is more often than 100K dang 
If you run a smaller pulley, those 100k miles might show up sooner than you think though b/c it's spinning it more.
I change mine every 6,000 miles
-don't know why, other than I have it off so often to check rockers and springs I might as well change the oil
#5
You should change the oil once a year if you run it hard very much.
If you look at the compressor, you'll see a allen headed drain plug on the lower left (looking from the front) SIDE-slightly hidden by the intake tube.
Remove the tube and drain the oil, or get a turkey baster and take it out form the allen headed screw on top of the unit.
Replace with 20-50 oil-don't overfill, as it does'nt take much.
This applies to a whipple setup.
If you look at the compressor, you'll see a allen headed drain plug on the lower left (looking from the front) SIDE-slightly hidden by the intake tube.
Remove the tube and drain the oil, or get a turkey baster and take it out form the allen headed screw on top of the unit.
Replace with 20-50 oil-don't overfill, as it does'nt take much.
This applies to a whipple setup.
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