Good 2 stroke oil and the cheapest place to buy in Wellington?

[bumsex]

Castrol R2 is excellent. Waikato yamaha stock it an thats the only place in NZ i've seen that has it. Havn't been everywhere though. It's only 2 or 3 bucks a bottle more expensive than castrol tts so why not?

[bungbung]

TTS is $79 for 4l at Supercheap in Tory St.

[Wellyman]

I used to run Motul when i used to ride smokers.

[SimJen]

Elf Moto2 XT Tech $26/litre full synthetic, very clean burning, injector okay used it in my NSR250SP for many years.

Elf Competition 2 stroke, not injector friendly but cheap at $13/litre perfect for premix.

I used to buy from either (Hamilton) Extreme Automotive or Te Rapa brake and clutch who bring in Total and Elf products

I found TTS to run a bit dirty and more likely to leave bigger carbon deposits but still a good oil.
Word of warning don't go lower than a 40 weight oil for injector use, any lower and the pump can't flow it properly.

[RoadRocket]

Ive always used shell advanced vsx2 because it cheap and i use a lot of it without any problems.

But if you want the nice smell get castrol tss.

[curious george]

Shell VSX is pretty good stuff. It's $55-60 for a 4 litre bottle and it's fully synthetic so it's pretty good value.

Another vote from me.
Seems good stuff, and much cheaper than the rest.

[wickedstuff]

Hi, theres few good oils about! depends on money basicly! but here s quick run down! if your engine doesnt have power exhaust valves? then you can use a good quality mineral 2 stroke oil like PM. But if you do have a engine with power valves? then go for a semi syntheic oil and if you have a fairly high performance power valve engine? then basicly nothing less than a 100% fully syntheic 2 stroke oil. The best brands like motul/castrol R/castrol A747/silkolene Pro.
then you have the castor based oils which are better for racing coz of anti wear, like Putoline/shellsport.
A good range of reasonable priced oils also made by USA - Amsoil.
oh yes regarding marine oil in bikes? you can if you like? marine oils are very similar but must meet enviroment laws, were bikes dont have to, i would only use marine oil as a last resort and at a higher oil ratio, as you have never heard of a engine blowing up coz it ran rich!!!
as for pricing? ask some guys into racing 2 strokes they usally know the best places.

[unhingedlizard]

used to run TTS castrol in an Aprilia RS125. But the TDR uses Yamalube semi stuff. Works a treat at about $36ish for 4 litres.

If in doubt, go talk to the suzuki dealer on the terrace, they'll put you right.