Methanol & lubricant

[NAnderson]

This topic was started over on NASIOC (Methanol without lube in it.... (http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1148001)) and I wanted to bring it over here as there seem to be many here using 100% methanol.

Have any of you experienced sediment build-up over time in the methanol with fuel system lubricant in it? I was originally going to order a 55 gallon drum of methanol with this lubricant in it to split with a few other locals who are running water/meth injection, but if it's going to develop sediment and particulates in it over time I may just go without the lubricant and add it separately after it's mixed in the fuel/water cell.

Anyone have any additional input on this?

[sdminus]

I cant see how you will be able to keep oil suspended in methanol. I would presume it will seperate. It will be differant to water which will mix 100 % with water in any amount

Scott

[NAnderson]

I cant see how you will be able to keep oil suspended in methanol.
That seems to be the conclusion that many are coming to. If the methanol w/lubricant is left dormant for any extended amount of time the lubricant starts to fall out of suspension.

Looks like pure methanol may be the way to go.

[sdminus]

You could use some kind of RC car or plane fuel

http://www.modeltechnics.com/