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    Quote Originally Posted by cheese View Post
    What do you guys use?

    I've been using Motul 800 which I've got no complaints about, but it is expensive. Total Motox is selling a putoline one for $22 per litre which the guy told me will run at 50:1 with no problems. a 4 litre is about $69 so it's alot cheaper. My flatmate uses Castrol TTS and still thinks its the best value for money.
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    used repsol comp 2t on my kdx at 32:1 and now use motorex on my ktm at 40:1 both seem to be good with no fouling or gunging.

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    well i have no cule what to sue im new to this all, i dont no what mix to do, so any thing would be good
    i have a 1995 rmx250
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    Well im usingSpectro PWC costs 100 bucks for 4 litres but is top stuff never had any complaints,When I rebuilt engine the 2 stroke oil was nicely inside every bearing and isnt too oily that its hard to premix.

    I had to run Motul 800TT the other day and it was good no complaints either but it smoked alot more and didnt like to mix with Av Gas to well


    The spectro PWC mixes at 30:1
    Last edited by Ivan; 20th January 2007 at 21:25. Reason: i forgot mixing
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    Mobil 1 fully synth $64 for 4L at cycletreds
    I have used Vavaline 2T out board oil in some of my scooters
    it meets all the specs etc and is $34 for 5L it is Semi Synth

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    Another tick for Catrol TTS. Mainly choose it because that's what the previous owner had been using and didn't want to mix oils. As all the oil is now drained I could theoritically change, except I've got about 3 litres remaining of the 4 litre that I bought.
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    I two use to use Motul 800 as it seemed to clean the motor and burn clean.
    Maybe Ivan thats why your bike was smoking when you used it the first time, it may get better after a tank or two.
    I was in a hurry once to change the piston the night before a MX race and did not clean the power valves that good.
    The next time I changed the piston the power valves were clean as clean could be.

    Now the only down side I have heard is that some oils now are hygroscopic.
    So it may pay to only mix what you are going to use and start the bike and run it until warm after washing it.
    As I have heard of a few big-ends going if you do not do this.
    It is a good practise to do this any way and I would not go as far as to say throw away the old premix like we use to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Motu View Post
    I deal with Fuchs themselves (well,through BNT,but Fuchs deliver to me direct,I sometimes get bulk pumpovers) and so get it at wholesale prices.I have a trade account with Castrol too,I'll be getting TTS in a 20 litre if I have to.
    They are are a Pain to deal with in Japan ,,one week still no reply .. and I am not sending tech queries ...

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    I've found the best oil companies to deal with are the small ones,they are actualy trying to get your business,the big companies seem to actively discourage sales.Fuchs is kinda halfway,they are huge in Europe,but small everywhere else,and Silkolene is just a niche market they have as a sideline.But they have that same ''who the hell are you?'' attitude of the big companies.If you don't shift 10,000 litres a month they don't want your business.
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    Yup , like their product, annoyed with tude...and cant be arsed , servicing 2500 bikes a month

    having enough trouble getting motivated today!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lemans View Post
    I two use to use Motul 800 as it seemed to clean the motor and burn clean.
    Maybe Ivan thats why your bike was smoking when you used it the first time, it may get better after a tank or two.
    I was in a hurry once to change the piston the night before a MX race and did not clean the power valves that good.
    The next time I changed the piston the power valves were clean as clean could be.

    Now the only down side I have heard is that some oils now are hygroscopic.
    So it may pay to only mix what you are going to use and start the bike and run it until warm after washing it.
    As I have heard of a few big-ends going if you do not do this.
    It is a good practise to do this any way and I would not go as far as to say throw away the old premix like we use to.


    Yeah my spectro oil burns real nice cleans everything internally you wouldnt know the engine had been running if you take the head off and the barrel of no carbon deposists and is nice burning I have run Motul in my road bike no compalints but when AV gas is involved it burns alot different.
    I remember RG100!!running it and saying his bike smoked alot, its good oil tho dont get me wrong.

    I am running Mobilin my RG50 as well cause its cheap

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    TTS is awesome, been using it 12 years and never had a problem.

    thats a pretty good testimonial.

    and its also cheap
    and readily available
    and fully synthetic

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