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    Quote Originally Posted by MrPeanut View Post
    Motul 710, it's awesome.
    i agree, i use this too
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    Cheers for all the info guys.
    Yeah its got the standard B8ES. Whats the number of the platnium or iridium plugs i should get?
    just ask repco or super cheap for the equivelant(sp?) they should know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cjade1 View Post
    Use a fully synthetic 2 stroke oil
    Shell out on a decent one, your engine will love you for it..
    I use castrol TTS - 28bucks a litre - from super cheap auto or cycletreads..
    as for spark plugs you want to use the right one, using different ones may make a difference to the performance, but for instance using an 8 may be good for around town (less likely to fowl) but use it on the open road and it may get so hot it melts your piston...
    Your local suzuki dealer has a book saying what plug is right for your bike .
    28 dollars a litre, your getting ripped off, this is what I used and it was (around about) $70-$75 for four litres so less than $20 a litre.

    the most expensive oil i've seen is castrol 708 or 808 or somthing like that and it was nearly $50 a litre. must've had some gold added to it or something.
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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas View Post
    everyone has pretty much covered everything.
    iridium and motul works best.
    oh and dont be scared to give it shit - the plugs sometimes foul up when you dont
    Sweet will look at doing the stuff in the weekend.

    Im loving the bike!! Im pretty happy with it and it was in budget.

    Gotta get some gear now.

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    Stroker kit

    Hey, does anyone know anything about stroker kit for a rgv 250? to make it 300cc, im getting it rebuilt after locking it up and was told if replacing the barrel i should put a stroker kit in. Any help would be great.
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    Hey Guys.

    My RGV150 is just hitting 24,000k's. Should i be getting the piston and or rings done now to prevent something crapping out?

    Im pretty sure it hasnt had a rebuild yet.

    Also when i park it up after a long run she drips a bit of oil? Not too sure where its coming from as when i was following the tube it came off!

    Is there anyone in Aucks with 2 stroke knowledge that can take a quick look at my bike (and a blatt of course!).

    I live in east aucks but dont mind if your central or whatever.

    If anyone can help out a newbie let me know!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    Hey Guys.

    My RGV150 is just hitting 24,000k's. Should i be getting the piston and or rings done now to prevent something crapping out?

    Im pretty sure it hasnt had a rebuild yet.
    The answer to that is the engine causing any trouble?

    Take the spark plug out and have a look at it, if it is really black then it is running rich, should be a light tan colour (at least that was the way i used to remeber it) you can always talk to someone at the bike shop, they should be able to advise you.

    I had an GT250 X7 way back in the early 80s, gave it heaps and never had to do much on it, the occasional service, using a good quality 2 stroke oil was the key
    If you can't be good, be good at it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roj View Post
    The answer to that is the engine causing any trouble?

    Take the spark plug out and have a look at it, if it is really black then it is running rich, should be a light tan colour (at least that was the way i used to remeber it) you can always talk to someone at the bike shop, they should be able to advise you.

    I had an GT250 X7 way back in the early 80s, gave it heaps and never had to do much on it, the occasional service, using a good quality 2 stroke oil was the key
    The plug if just slightly black (not by much) and a very very slightly wet but not by much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jono View Post
    The plug if just slightly black (not by much) and a very very slightly wet but not by much.
    Dont worry shes been sold!!!

    I will miss the 2 smoker... but had to take the offer and put the money towards a 250 something!!
    ....Was once the owner of the famous spray can blue RGV.

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