The similarities between the 2 cycle engine’s name and operation are self evident. Unlike the more commonly known automobile engine, the 2 cycle engine has only 2 strokes in it’s process instead of 4. This means that the intake, compression, combustion, and exhaust processes happen in 2 strokes of the engine’s piston rather than 4. They also tend to be smaller and less complex engines and are used across many different applications.
These vary from useful tools like lawnmovers and chainsaws to what many may call “adult toys” such as outboard boat motors and snowmobiles. One can imagine then the wide variety of conditions these products must endure when being used by consumers. Because of these differences in conditions, synthetic 2 cycle oil is more often the most important factor in the longevity and performance of these engines. Continue reading ‘Synthetic 2 Cycle Oil Advantage’ »