Okay so I was thinking about a 2 stroke. I understand that the premix of gas lubes the bearings in the bottom end, ect. But why don't oil rings get added to the piston. The intake moved up and exhaust port moved up or redesigned so the still work by getting covered by the piston and then have oil in the bottom end. So why not rearrange and have the premix(which would be changed to straight gas) go straight into the cylinder and not pass through the bottom end and then just have oil in the bottom end and have oil scraper rings? I'm sure there is a good reason but I'm not a expert so that's why I'm asking. Thanks!
2 stroke question
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Okay thanks. I knew there was a simple part I was missing lol. Thanks
The oil in the fuel lubes the top end too.
Google 2 stroke engine theory.
There are also 4 stroke engines that run on premix and have no oil sump which allows them to run upside down.
Google 2 stroke engine theory.
There are also 4 stroke engines that run on premix and have no oil sump which allows them to run upside down.
