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

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

    Can someone recommend a good brand of 2 stroke oil and where the cheapest place to buy it would be?? Basically if it will make a difference I will buy more expensive but I donīt want to īburnī my money

    Oh yeah and its for a Rge150 1998 model. (I read somewhere today the 2000 models are much more likely to blow up)

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    I'd recomend Yamalube as the best oil for the best price...but you own a Suzuki - sorry 'bout that.Silkolene for me,but you won't like the price.
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    I guess you donīt like Suzukiīs I guess I want the best for the money and somthing that is decent quality

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    its all about the money honey

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    But how do I know if its worth spending the money or not?

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    You'll know you haven't bought an up to the job oil when your motor seizes,so it pays to err on the side of caution.All the oil you buy off the shelf will be up to the task,if you want better quality you will have to pay for better quality - it's the way the world works.The Yamalube is semi synthetic and is one of the best oils you can get for your dollar,and it's good enough for Yamaha,they won't recomend a crap oil for their bikes and then put their name on the brand.You could also try mower shops,the chainsaw manufacturers also market quality oils with their brand name on.
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    2 stroke oils?? Having just got a little RD50 for buckets I will be needing that stuff from time to time. Can anyone tell me whether marine 2 stroke oil is any good in a m/c (I have 2 litres of the stuff & no boat)
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimdaworm
    But how do I know if its worth spending the money or not?
    I ran a Kr1 250 two stroke for many years many using semi-syn oils. (mainly Mobil as you can get it at most service stations)
    I got caught short one day and ended up putting in a run of the mill BP 2 stroke.
    The bike seized about 300 kms after the top up. Can't say it was the cheaper oil, but $4k after a rebuild I put nothing but the best in after that. Let common sense be the judge.

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    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS
    2 stroke oils?? Having just got a little RD50 for buckets I will be needing that stuff from time to time. Can anyone tell me whether marine 2 stroke oil is any good in a m/c (I have 2 litres of the stuff & no boat)
    Outboard oil is usualy run at 100:1 premix,I think the viscosity is too thick for injection,but should be ok at say 33:1 to 50:1.
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    Ran it as a premix in an Evinrude 70 @ 50:1. Oil is Evinrude/Johnson 'smokeless'
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    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrMelon
    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.
    Yep supposed to be pretty good, been running it in my race bike and haven't had any problems, I know a couple of other 125 racers use it aswell. Not too heavy on the pocket either.

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    ELF htx.... and if you can't afford that. ELF 2xt.
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    I always ran Castrol TTS in my smokers, $20+/L but it seemed to do the business.

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    Shell VSX sounds like the one for me if its fully synthetic at that price!

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