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Fitting a Scottoiler
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I had cable ties etc too, I used to race RC cars and had some really good "servo tape" (double sided tape), I used that and it lasted a month or so.


My dual injector blocked and kept blocking so in the end I made it into a single injector and moved it to drip on the chain at the front sprocket.


Since then I have had zero issues, the chain is always spick and span and have no oil spatter on the rim/tyre.  I am an all weather rider and to be honest I have no idea why scotoiler tell you not to mount it there as I find it to be superior.


Some people say you can't count the drips/min as easy because the nozzle is "hidden".  This is only a problem if you use that method to set it up, I just adjust it depending on the chain condition, if its dry, turn it up a bit, dripping, turn it down etc.  TBH I have not had to adjust mine for ages ( prob since last spring)
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Fitting a Scottoiler - by old son - 12-10-14, 05:30 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by Tmation - 12-10-14, 05:44 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by hotmetal - 12-10-14, 06:33 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by old son - 12-10-14, 07:49 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by NorthWestern - 12-10-14, 08:15 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by dickturpin - 12-10-14, 08:20 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by old son - 12-10-14, 09:12 PM
Re: Fitting a Scottoiler - by hotmetal - 12-10-14, 10:48 PM

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