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    Quote Originally Posted by T.W.R View Post
    looking at the pics, the oil mix was too lean
    Now I know I'm a worry wort, but what do you guys reckon:
    1st the new pistons we have have a few diferancs, the port holes are much smaller and the old piston has a indentation above the gudgen hole?
    does this many any thing?

    2nd ok a few more pics of the damage on both pistons, what is your lots opion as to what went wrong?
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    cheers DD
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    What went wrong is R let you ride it.


    Its harder to lose weight than gain horsepower.

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    Nothing went wrong , its part of the life cycle of the two stroke.
    Use - Rebuild - use - rebuild - Use - Rebuild - use - rebuild

    unlike the four stroke life cycle

    Use- keep using - get bored - trade it in

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    Whats the green stuff on the pistons on the last two photos? Is it antifreeze? What type are you using?

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    What condition are the barrels in D?

    Get a dremmel out & match the ports shape and size

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    Quote Originally Posted by T.W.R View Post
    What condition are the barrels in D?
    Get a dremmel out & match the ports shape and size
    a couple of wee marks not bad tho, however aparently well worn.
    I heard from the privious owner, he said that TonyB's thoughts were correct... they are RZ pistons.

    Quote Originally Posted by gav View Post
    Whats the green stuff on the pistons on the last two photos? Is it antifreeze? What type are you using?
    Oil resadue, build up (runs water only)

    Quote Originally Posted by stanko View Post
    Nothing went wrong , its part of the life cycle of the two stroke.
    Use - Rebuild - use - rebuild - Use - Rebuild - use - rebuild
    unlike the four stroke life cycle
    Use- keep using - get bored - trade it in
    LMFAO... just got your self a job then aye buddy, good mate, cobber

    Quote Originally Posted by spud racer View Post
    What went wrong is R let you ride it.
    Now I have been waiting for that
    cheers DD
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    For fark sake gingernut, Get it bored to the next piston size, new gaskets and RD pistons put it back togeather and let Rashika ride the thing if you keep you ass off of the thing all will be good!

    Im with Stanko it looks like any two stroke thats been thrashed. Please D tell the gathering masses who was riding the bike just before R went out for its last jaunt? This might shed some light on its demise.


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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    a couple of wee marks not bad tho, however aparently well worn.
    I heard from the privious owner, he said that TonyB's thoughts were correct... they are RZ pistons.
    And the new pistons look like Pro X pistons

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    and ditch the oil pump and run it on pre mix
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    Oil resadue, build up (runs water only)
    You want to run something and I can not remember it's name to stop electrolyse.
    If you go to a dirt bike shop you should be able to get something that is OK to be used on the track.
    Feel the fear and do it anyway

    Don't confuse education with intelligence.
    There are alot of highly educated idiots out there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    and ditch the oil pump and run it on pre mix
    was the ginga still running the pump silly boy

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    Quote Originally Posted by T.W.R View Post
    was the ginga still running the pump silly boy
    It's not my bloody bike... and I didnt root it
    cheers DD
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    It's not my bloody bike... and I didnt root it
    Pffft you should be guiding R on these things as well as how to get around the track

    just had a thought maybe you are :slap: thinks back to the issues you had with the MB

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