It's a PREEEEEEEEEMIX thread

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Haven't seen one, and have seen a few people talking about it, so let's have it, I want the deeeeets! What brand your running, what type, what ratio, and why. None of this "I run _________ mix because someone told me to". I wanna hear results, and what pistons look like at service intervals, carbon build up, blow by, etc, or do they come out clean, and ready for a fresh ring for another kick at the cat.

Personally, Iv had amazing results with maxima k2, pistons look new when they come out, and zero carbon build up, it's got a good flashpoint for high rpm use, and i mix 36:1 with chevron 94, and I add vp maddative to bump the octane up to around 102-104 octane, and that combo hasn't ever given me any grief, fowled a plug, or let me down, and it totally eliminates pinging. Very good for wide open mx. For trails I had good success with belray h1r, and even In the woods at 40:1, it never loaded up horribly to the point that it would fowl a plug, or make me have to pointlessly cleanout revv the crap out of my bike to clear it out, piston wear was excellent, almost as good as k2, but the tops of the pistons come out black but you can still see the machined grooves just fine, it's like it almost anodized the top of the piston black in appearance. but side skirts are clean as can be, and next to no carbon build up in the engine either.

Iv ran lots of different mixes as I'm always looking for something new to see what's good, and whats bad, and Iv stuck with k2 the most, there are a lot of other mixes out there that are just reeeeaaaaaaalllly bad, and Iv seen consistently bad results on every bike iv ever seen come appart that has run on this mix, has been the same, carbon build up like nothing Iv ever seen before, like take a knife and give the piston a damn haircut and have a small pile of carbon on the table once your done trimming, and talk aboot blowby! Yeeeesh!!! Not gonna say what brand, I'll leave that a mystery, but let's see if any of you know what mix in perticular I'm speaking of, as two of my friend used I use it religiously...... till I tore their top ends down and showed them what's going on inside their engines.

So let's hear your insight, your experiences, and your preferences on brands and ratios,
And please, unless experienced with it, don't make silly comments and keep the hits above the belt, no need to get bent over someone else's prefferences, as to each their own. I only speak of experience Iv had with mix's and for me to discredit anyone else's findings or for anyone else to discredit someone else's findings would be in the wrong here, as different conditions and mixes will create different results. Mainly, I am trying to get this thread to be informational, and to possibly help guide someone towards maybe a better mix for riding style and conditions and type of riding, as all mixes are different in their own ways and have advantages to situations as well as dissadvantages in other areas.

Hope y'all post back real soon!
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6/7/2019 12:38pm Edited Date/Time 6/7/2019 2:22pm
We have run the K2 and then switched to 927 on my sons KX 85.
Pistons are replaced at 15-20 hrs. I will say that the 927 does leave a little more carbon build up on top of the piston vs
the K2. Only reason we switched to the 927 is because that was recomended to us from procircuit.
Motor is all stock with Pipe and silencer, the bike is track ridden and or raced every weekend.
Edited to add that we mix 32:1

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I run u4.4 with amsoil dominator mixed at 44:1 because thats what I jetted it for. The only reason I jetted it for that is I was going back and forth running T2 thats mixed 40:1. I had zero problems when running C12 jetted for 60:1 though. My bike has only seen MX and I like to rev the crap out of it.

There is about 30 hours on the same spark plug and it always starts 2-3 kicks cold and 1 kick when warmed up. I have 48 hours on the stock top end so no idea what the top of the piston looks like, but I still have a ton of compression. The plan is to have to cylinder ported somewhere around 50-55 hours so I'll let you know then. When I had the pipe off there is zero carbon build up and the piston skirt looked brand new still.
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Putoline MX-5 at 40:1, its cheap and hasn't blown up an engine yet.

Alot of the classic MX guys swears at Denicol S2 80:1, however I dare not!
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6/7/2019 2:52pm Edited Date/Time 6/7/2019 4:15pm
I have run Amsoil Dominator at 40:1 or 50:1 in all of my bikes since having a 2005 kx250 over a decade ago. I also run a mix of pump fuel and VP c12. No issues and internals always look nice. I am at 40 hours on my 250sx and I am going to hold off until 50 hours or so to do the piston. My last 250sx it looked new at 40 hours.

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Lasse wrote:
Putoline MX-5 at 40:1, its cheap and hasn't blown up an engine yet. Alot of the classic MX guys swears at Denicol S2 80:1, however I...
Putoline MX-5 at 40:1, its cheap and hasn't blown up an engine yet.

Alot of the classic MX guys swears at Denicol S2 80:1, however I dare not!
Vas is das??!? denico? I haven't ever heard of it before, and 80:1 seems preeetty radical!, but there was a bike build called projecttwo50 back in 2012 or 13, the project was in collaboration with microblue bearings and treatments, they sell complete ceramic ballbearings, and kits for pretty much all modern motorcycles and cars, and race cars and all that fun stuff that goes vroom, as well as coatings to reduce friction and heat, and just boost power in every single aspect, and I forget the ratio off by hearts but it was alarming, like an impossible ratio of around 200:1 or something, in order to make it run properly and not load up and foul plugs, please don't quote me on the actual number, I can find out if someone's really wanting the exact number, but I'm just saying that it was a ridiculous number. And sounded outlandish, but when you see what micro blue bearings and coatings can do, it's kinda insane. Really neat too, as the bike was actually ridden in the AMA outdoor series at a few events.

As well, thanks for chiming in erbody Smile
Iv heard really good things about amsoil, and their background and development is top not too boot, I have tried it, I can't say for the results as I never ran it on a specific top end, I ran it to try it, and just wasn't too happy about how it ran, but we all have a different taste for how we like our bikes to feel and how they wring out. Stoked to see how it the top end looks when it's torn down for a service too
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http://www.dragonfly75.com/moto/oil.html

I run Maxima K2 at 32:1, 50/50 VP110 and Premium CA shit gas. Similar results as yours.

Ran Yamalube 2R in the past which was great as well... just a bit more dirty on tear down. Smelled like ass when running though, which is honestly why I switched haha. Stupid reason, but K2 has been fantastic.

I've ran many other premix oils over the years, always in the 32-40:1 range. Never had an issue or anything resembling a lubrication related failure. My worst jetted bike was probably my 1988 KX80 (rich) 20-something years ago, but that thing still didn't foul plugs. Honestly not sure I've ever really fouled a plug now that I think about it. Blink

I don't trust anyone who mentions anything about 80 or 100:1 ratios...

I came across the link above a couple weeks ago. Very informative read. It should be required reading anytime a premix thread is posted. Wink
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6/8/2019 8:41am
Klotz Supertechniplate for me. My dad always ran it and I still do. 32:1 with VP C12 split 50/50 with pump 93 for my YZ250 and 32:1 with VP 110 for my Banshee and I’ve had ZERO engine related issues with it. Chain saw & weed whacker get it too! Great product and oh man does it smell amazing!!
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6/8/2019 9:32am Edited Date/Time 6/8/2019 9:35am
Nice, I was hoping to hear someone with some klotz experience, I know lots of people who run it, and lots of old school guys who swear by it, another brand that was circulating when I started racing was benol castor based, I ran that in my 1991 kx125, due to one of the local pro's taking me under his wing, teaching me to work on bike and proper riding technique, and this is what he recommended, but that was when I had no real clue as a teenager, plus I never took then engine appart myself, and If i had, I wouldn't have had any hint to what I was looking at, 32:1, oil changes, fork bleeding, race sag, was what was more of the focus at the time, but now, id be broke if I didn't do all myown work.

Here's a bit of a old school mix additive that was developed in Richmond bc in the early 80's and even back when it first came out, it was $40.00 a bottle, and it was less than 500mls. It was called Bi-tron XL2, and it was a bleach treated castor oil additive that works in conjunction with normal premix, add another 10mls of this to a tank, and holy rev machine! First time I tried it, it was nuts, I didn't feel anything at first, then the harder I held on, the more it became apparent just how lubey the engine was, it was like I just did a top end, never ending revhouse is what it felt like, just happier than ever to just take more hamfist, the hotter it got, the better it worked, the company has since been sold off, and trying to track this stuff down is hard now, Iv tried to get ahold of the company in Australia, but no such luck on getting my hands on another bottle of it Sad super dissapointing.



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After my last bottle of Klotz SuperTechniplate is used up, I will be trying this stuff. I have to say that i have been using Klotz ST for years and have had nothing but good luck. 32:1 with mostly AvGas and sometimes race gas cut with non ethanol pump.

Some mates back in Europe said good things about the Ravenol and I have been using the brake fluid for some time now.
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I have heard many people run avgas, with completely mixed reviews, and a few of the people Iv heard them from are guys i know and ride with, and they say to stay away from it all costs, but just due to their firsthand experiences with it, I took their word and stayed away, but Iv heard of so many people using it, without issue, but unfortunately I error on the side of caution, and a sure bet is it for me, no gambling here, and haven't met anyone yet that has run it with success, so I just looked into octane boosters, like torco accelerator, boostane, and now vp's madditive, it's super accessible at any lordco up here and at just over 20 bucks a bottle it will treat 39 litres of fuel, so about 55-60 cents a litre to add 8 full octane points or 80 points depending on how rate them, so it's drastically cheaper than racefuels, and I tested the two back to back between torco and 94 chevron, and vp u4.4, same day, and couldnt really tell the difference. And that was with my 06 yz250, So I stayed with the cheaper route, torco is good for 10 full points, and it's clearer than vp's additive, and I haven't ever tried boostane, but apparently it's supposed to be a lot better than torco burn wise, and it adds 10 full points, at the recommended ratio.

And as well here is a link to bi-tron xl2 explaining what it is a bit more in depth,

http://www.bitron.org/EngineFormula.html
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Have used,

Valvoline
Castrol xr77
Denicol
Motul 710
Motul 800

Motul 800 at 40:1 102 octane for the cr 85 and
Ecomax what is pre mixed at 30:1 105 octane for the cr250.

Both cr's are having vertex pistons changes at 15 hours. Pistons are done at those hours.
No carbon build on top of the pistons or inside. Head inserts are nice and clean.


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AJ565 wrote:
I run u4.4 with amsoil dominator mixed at 44:1 because thats what I jetted it for. The only reason I jetted it for that is I...
I run u4.4 with amsoil dominator mixed at 44:1 because thats what I jetted it for. The only reason I jetted it for that is I was going back and forth running T2 thats mixed 40:1. I had zero problems when running C12 jetted for 60:1 though. My bike has only seen MX and I like to rev the crap out of it.

There is about 30 hours on the same spark plug and it always starts 2-3 kicks cold and 1 kick when warmed up. I have 48 hours on the stock top end so no idea what the top of the piston looks like, but I still have a ton of compression. The plan is to have to cylinder ported somewhere around 50-55 hours so I'll let you know then. When I had the pipe off there is zero carbon build up and the piston skirt looked brand new still.
AJ,

I pm'd you. did you get my message?
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6/8/2019 3:33pm Edited Date/Time 6/8/2019 3:33pm
15tc150 wrote:
I have heard many people run avgas, with completely mixed reviews, and a few of the people Iv heard them from are guys i know and...
I have heard many people run avgas, with completely mixed reviews, and a few of the people Iv heard them from are guys i know and ride with, and they say to stay away from it all costs, but just due to their firsthand experiences with it, I took their word and stayed away, but Iv heard of so many people using it, without issue, but unfortunately I error on the side of caution, and a sure bet is it for me, no gambling here, and haven't met anyone yet that has run it with success, so I just looked into octane boosters, like torco accelerator, boostane, and now vp's madditive, it's super accessible at any lordco up here and at just over 20 bucks a bottle it will treat 39 litres of fuel, so about 55-60 cents a litre to add 8 full octane points or 80 points depending on how rate them, so it's drastically cheaper than racefuels, and I tested the two back to back between torco and 94 chevron, and vp u4.4, same day, and couldnt really tell the difference. And that was with my 06 yz250, So I stayed with the cheaper route, torco is good for 10 full points, and it's clearer than vp's additive, and I haven't ever tried boostane, but apparently it's supposed to be a lot better than torco burn wise, and it adds 10 full points, at the recommended ratio.

And as well here is a link to bi-tron xl2 explaining what it is a bit more in depth,

http://www.bitron.org/EngineFormula.html
AvGas works great and is way cheaper than race gas, people have used it forever, myself included. The Torco product is a good alternative however.
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Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons.

Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1, VP MRX02. Took a bit of jetting, but runs super well and very clean with no scuffing on piston and no spooge whatsoever. About 5 hours and piston looks like new, and packing was burning with slight trace of oil at the inlet side for a 1/2 inch, then some dry carbon, and then clean. Bike rips.

Old Oil- Bel Ray MC1 @ 50:1, VP MR2 and then U4.4. No spooge, lots of scuffing on pistons, easy to jet and ran ok/good, but a little flat. Used this as I always used it as a kid thinking it was the best, and then wised up and tried other things.

Runner up consideration would be K2 for the bike, but I have had such good results with the 927 I will stick with that.

Maxima K2 @ 50:1 with 50/50 C12 and pump junk for trimmers, weedeaters, chainsaws, and sometimes to flush out the mrx02 out of the bike. The old mrx gets mixed into the lawn stuff to--- a mix and match.... and everything has muffler mods and absolutely screams! LOL!
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nch209 wrote:
Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons. Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1...
Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons.

Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1, VP MRX02. Took a bit of jetting, but runs super well and very clean with no scuffing on piston and no spooge whatsoever. About 5 hours and piston looks like new, and packing was burning with slight trace of oil at the inlet side for a 1/2 inch, then some dry carbon, and then clean. Bike rips.

Old Oil- Bel Ray MC1 @ 50:1, VP MR2 and then U4.4. No spooge, lots of scuffing on pistons, easy to jet and ran ok/good, but a little flat. Used this as I always used it as a kid thinking it was the best, and then wised up and tried other things.

Runner up consideration would be K2 for the bike, but I have had such good results with the 927 I will stick with that.

Maxima K2 @ 50:1 with 50/50 C12 and pump junk for trimmers, weedeaters, chainsaws, and sometimes to flush out the mrx02 out of the bike. The old mrx gets mixed into the lawn stuff to--- a mix and match.... and everything has muffler mods and absolutely screams! LOL!
What's the jetting specs with that setup? Also, what typical altitude and temps? Curious how big of an effect the mrx02 has...
6/9/2019 6:05am Edited Date/Time 6/9/2019 6:06am
Over the past decades I've used:

1) Yamalube R- cheap, spooges more than most.

2) Maxima K2- expensive, bike may have revved a little faster. Main reason I switched away was expense.

3) Maxima Super M- used this the most. Leaves a little spooge out of every bike we've used it on.

4) Maxima 927- least impressive... seemed a tiny bit sluggish compared to K2, def more spooge at enduro pace.

4) Lucas 2-stroke- just started on it. Cheap, burns clean- big difference in spooge at pipe.

I change 125's at 20 h, 150's at 30 h (they see enduros and slower stuff as much as track time), 250's at 40 h (once a year, basically), KDX 200/220 every 2 years (mostly to clean power valves), and none of them have ever shown excessive wear or anything odd. I mix the 125's at 32:1 and everything else at 40:1. I run a little rich, never lean.

I don't think it makes a huge difference, myself. I've been happy with Lucas so far- I can get it at O'Reilly's, it's inexpensive, the color is dark and easy to see, it burns clean, and it gets good reviews on the web.

Being at 6,000' and up, I use non-ethanol 91 octane pump gas.
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motorex cross power over here. burns super clean, no spooge. cylinder looks great during top end service.

03kx250 32:1

48 pilot
160mj
JD needle.
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+1 on Motorex Crosspower. Expensive but the best I've ever used.
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AJ565 wrote:
I run u4.4 with amsoil dominator mixed at 44:1 because thats what I jetted it for. The only reason I jetted it for that is I...
I run u4.4 with amsoil dominator mixed at 44:1 because thats what I jetted it for. The only reason I jetted it for that is I was going back and forth running T2 thats mixed 40:1. I had zero problems when running C12 jetted for 60:1 though. My bike has only seen MX and I like to rev the crap out of it.

There is about 30 hours on the same spark plug and it always starts 2-3 kicks cold and 1 kick when warmed up. I have 48 hours on the stock top end so no idea what the top of the piston looks like, but I still have a ton of compression. The plan is to have to cylinder ported somewhere around 50-55 hours so I'll let you know then. When I had the pipe off there is zero carbon build up and the piston skirt looked brand new still.
mxstate wrote:
AJ,

I pm'd you. did you get my message?
I don’t get PM’s from here for some reason. Ameade565 at gmail is how you can message me.
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I've ran of bunch of oils over the years and the only difference I've ever really noticed is in my wallet and the spooge coming out the tail pipe. When i was young bought all the cheap shit from autozone, it was probably weed whacker oil but I never had any issues with.. VP and lucas if I remember right.

Since then I've tried

Honda HP2
Yamaha 2R
Maxima 927 (super spooger for low rpm riding)
Motorex Cross Power

And now I'm running Bel-Ray SI-7 which is the OEM recommended Husqvarna oil and is almost half the price of motorex. I ride desert/enduro and my riding still is keeping the rpms low. The Bel Ray burns real clean even after a day of lugging up hills.
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VP110/Motul 800 at 48:1 in my 02 CR250.

Not enough time to have done a top end. However, it runs cleaner than any 2-stroke oil/fuel mix I’ve tried, yet the insides have a nice oil film (looking up the exhaust port and through the intake on the cases). Almost zero carbon.
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I run Yamalube 2R at 36:1 in my YZ250 and my daughter's RM85. I'm also using premium CA shit gas. It's OK, but as some others have mentioned it's a little dirtier.

In the past, I've run PJ1 Goldfire Pro, Maxima Super M, 927 and K2, and Bel-Ray H1R. The only one I've ever noticed a difference with is the Bel-Ray; man that stuff is clean-burning! I can't find it very easily around here but it is definitely my favorite.
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I’ve been running belray H1R for a few years and it seems pretty good I’ve never had any oil out of the silencer. Is it still recommended by Husky? Doesn’t look very popular so far
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Pirate421 wrote:
I’ve been running belray H1R for a few years and it seems pretty good I’ve never had any oil out of the silencer. Is it still...
I’ve been running belray H1R for a few years and it seems pretty good I’ve never had any oil out of the silencer. Is it still recommended by Husky? Doesn’t look very popular so far
Belray si-7 was the official husqvarna oil for the last few years but I think they may have switched over from bel ray to motorex
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Klotz Super Tech, 32:1 because the smell can't be beat.
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nch209 wrote:
Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons. Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1...
Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons.

Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1, VP MRX02. Took a bit of jetting, but runs super well and very clean with no scuffing on piston and no spooge whatsoever. About 5 hours and piston looks like new, and packing was burning with slight trace of oil at the inlet side for a 1/2 inch, then some dry carbon, and then clean. Bike rips.

Old Oil- Bel Ray MC1 @ 50:1, VP MR2 and then U4.4. No spooge, lots of scuffing on pistons, easy to jet and ran ok/good, but a little flat. Used this as I always used it as a kid thinking it was the best, and then wised up and tried other things.

Runner up consideration would be K2 for the bike, but I have had such good results with the 927 I will stick with that.

Maxima K2 @ 50:1 with 50/50 C12 and pump junk for trimmers, weedeaters, chainsaws, and sometimes to flush out the mrx02 out of the bike. The old mrx gets mixed into the lawn stuff to--- a mix and match.... and everything has muffler mods and absolutely screams! LOL!
SoCalMX70 wrote:
What's the jetting specs with that setup? Also, what typical altitude and temps? Curious how big of an effect the mrx02 has...
I am away at work, but will try to reply with an answer when I get back home. From recollection I want to say maybe 2 up on the main, one up on the pilot, clip in middle, ??? on airscrew... but PA did the carb mods and bored and put like a twist on the inner barrel so the carb is not stock either, and I recall them putting a different needle it it too... forget what it is. Last I rode it was 70 degrees, medium humidity @ 550 feet of elevation and it was near perfect...
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nch209 wrote:
Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons. Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1...
Bike- YZ250 Modified by Pro Action, Ported, Head mod, Carb mod, Single ring piston and all the typical bolt ons.

Current Oil- Maxima 927 @ 32:1, VP MRX02. Took a bit of jetting, but runs super well and very clean with no scuffing on piston and no spooge whatsoever. About 5 hours and piston looks like new, and packing was burning with slight trace of oil at the inlet side for a 1/2 inch, then some dry carbon, and then clean. Bike rips.

Old Oil- Bel Ray MC1 @ 50:1, VP MR2 and then U4.4. No spooge, lots of scuffing on pistons, easy to jet and ran ok/good, but a little flat. Used this as I always used it as a kid thinking it was the best, and then wised up and tried other things.

Runner up consideration would be K2 for the bike, but I have had such good results with the 927 I will stick with that.

Maxima K2 @ 50:1 with 50/50 C12 and pump junk for trimmers, weedeaters, chainsaws, and sometimes to flush out the mrx02 out of the bike. The old mrx gets mixed into the lawn stuff to--- a mix and match.... and everything has muffler mods and absolutely screams! LOL!
SoCalMX70 wrote:
What's the jetting specs with that setup? Also, what typical altitude and temps? Curious how big of an effect the mrx02 has...
nch209 wrote:
I am away at work, but will try to reply with an answer when I get back home. From recollection I want to say maybe 2...
I am away at work, but will try to reply with an answer when I get back home. From recollection I want to say maybe 2 up on the main, one up on the pilot, clip in middle, ??? on airscrew... but PA did the carb mods and bored and put like a twist on the inner barrel so the carb is not stock either, and I recall them putting a different needle it it too... forget what it is. Last I rode it was 70 degrees, medium humidity @ 550 feet of elevation and it was near perfect...
I have seen these twisted barrel carbs before, and looked really interesting for sure. I usually put Singh grooves in my heads, and the change in tone is very destinct, every bike Iv ever done it with has always had improved sound and throttle response, and sparkplugs life has gone way up due to the cleaner burn. It just sounds like the engine is firing with more authority in a way.
And as for premix's I think that dragonfly table has shown me why I liked Honda hp2 so much, low flash point, with a reaaaally good 100degree cst rating at 17+! Maxima is a bit over 13 at 100degres cat, its opened my eyes a bit more with the technical data, to the point Iv started to source out different mix's but also
Reassured what I have been feeling with different mix's. There wasn't anything on iPone strawberry mix, and I tried it, and did notice it felt slicker on pipe than k2 did, although very similar, the iPone just revved out better once hot, and then I found the data on it, and am gonna be trying a bottle of their stroke 2r, i know, French backwards talk lol, why they couldn't just put things proper, i dunno, but if the French had baseball, there would only be left field and nobody would be safe! (Thanks robin w!) the stats on stroke 2r look promising, but, expensive. Tried to order some
From my ktm dealer, and they said they had to buy a box of 15, at 31 dollars retail, maybe if I try it and it's amazing, but I'll just order a bottle of fortnine to try. Here's the site for the stats on stroke 2r, it seems like it's a pretty good quality mix, and being they are the sponsored premix for an entire racing series with this oil, it must be pretty well tested, as it's being used at such a high level of racing.



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SoCalMX70 wrote:
What's the jetting specs with that setup? Also, what typical altitude and temps? Curious how big of an effect the mrx02 has...
nch209 wrote:
I am away at work, but will try to reply with an answer when I get back home. From recollection I want to say maybe 2...
I am away at work, but will try to reply with an answer when I get back home. From recollection I want to say maybe 2 up on the main, one up on the pilot, clip in middle, ??? on airscrew... but PA did the carb mods and bored and put like a twist on the inner barrel so the carb is not stock either, and I recall them putting a different needle it it too... forget what it is. Last I rode it was 70 degrees, medium humidity @ 550 feet of elevation and it was near perfect...
15tc150 wrote:
I have seen these twisted barrel carbs before, and looked really interesting for sure. I usually put Singh grooves in my heads, and the change in...
I have seen these twisted barrel carbs before, and looked really interesting for sure. I usually put Singh grooves in my heads, and the change in tone is very destinct, every bike Iv ever done it with has always had improved sound and throttle response, and sparkplugs life has gone way up due to the cleaner burn. It just sounds like the engine is firing with more authority in a way.
And as for premix's I think that dragonfly table has shown me why I liked Honda hp2 so much, low flash point, with a reaaaally good 100degree cst rating at 17+! Maxima is a bit over 13 at 100degres cat, its opened my eyes a bit more with the technical data, to the point Iv started to source out different mix's but also
Reassured what I have been feeling with different mix's. There wasn't anything on iPone strawberry mix, and I tried it, and did notice it felt slicker on pipe than k2 did, although very similar, the iPone just revved out better once hot, and then I found the data on it, and am gonna be trying a bottle of their stroke 2r, i know, French backwards talk lol, why they couldn't just put things proper, i dunno, but if the French had baseball, there would only be left field and nobody would be safe! (Thanks robin w!) the stats on stroke 2r look promising, but, expensive. Tried to order some
From my ktm dealer, and they said they had to buy a box of 15, at 31 dollars retail, maybe if I try it and it's amazing, but I'll just order a bottle of fortnine to try. Here's the site for the stats on stroke 2r, it seems like it's a pretty good quality mix, and being they are the sponsored premix for an entire racing series with this oil, it must be pretty well tested, as it's being used at such a high level of racing.



I am considering trying iPone Snow Racing 2 in my new 21 TX300 TPi.
Seems quite a few folks are running sled oil. I’ve run it for years in my 600 twin.
https://www.ipone.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/FICHE-RACING-SNOW-2-EN…

I used to run Maxima K2 and 927 pretty religiously in my YZ two strokes so open to trying the K2 or Super M injector formulas.
https://www.maximausa.com/product-category/powersports/2-stroke-oil/
Never been a fan of Motorex oils.
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Woaaaa dead thread bru! Thanks for the revive! I’ve been running stroke2R for a bit now, and can say I’m really happy with it, even asked the guys at my local shop to drain the fuel they fired my 21 YZ250 with, so I could fill my tank asap with ipone, but I can surely say, i need to try dofferent ratios and see the results, only ran it at 32:1 and 40:1, but the 40:1 in my smallbore ran better, so I think I’ll try 45-50:1 ratios next fills. K2 is also offered for the injected bikes now, just saw the bottle the other day when I picked my bike up from the MC shop I bought my yz at.

If you can, write again, and let us know what your thoughts are on it, good to hear what people think of a product, where do you normally sled? You in east or west coast?
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Woaaaa dead thread bru! Thanks for the revive! I’ve been running stroke2R for a bit now, and can say I’m really happy with it, even asked...
Woaaaa dead thread bru! Thanks for the revive! I’ve been running stroke2R for a bit now, and can say I’m really happy with it, even asked the guys at my local shop to drain the fuel they fired my 21 YZ250 with, so I could fill my tank asap with ipone, but I can surely say, i need to try dofferent ratios and see the results, only ran it at 32:1 and 40:1, but the 40:1 in my smallbore ran better, so I think I’ll try 45-50:1 ratios next fills. K2 is also offered for the injected bikes now, just saw the bottle the other day when I picked my bike up from the MC shop I bought my yz at.

If you can, write again, and let us know what your thoughts are on it, good to hear what people think of a product, where do you normally sled? You in east or west coast?
East Coast. South Central NB.
Yeah I am thinking about K2 but not sure I really need it vs Super M or the iPone Racing Snow 2.
My new bike is not going to be living a lot of its life at high revs. I ride more woods than MX now and a lot of slow technical riding. Still like fast flowy GP/GNCC style stuff though.
Lots of guys running the Legend oil in their TPi’s that seem to be super happy but it’s expensive and not really available around me.
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