No low end...Then picks up and is gone...

[steve1982]

I was just talking to the guy at the motorcross shop and he recommended bel-ray h1r what do u guys think ?

[Blue Duece]

bel ray doesnt lube your crank and bearings as well as amsoil or 927, 927 seprates but lubes really well and smells good, alot of engine builders like the 927 or amsoil.....i use neo in one of my bikes at 100:1 and it works fantastic as long as the ratio is not so rich that it loads the bike up....its 6 of one, half dozen the other

[txblueshee]

I've always used a semi-synthetic on break in b/c it helps seat the rings better....Synthetics almost lube too well (if there is such a thing) for proper break in.

 

 

Mike

[steve1982]

Ya when i broke my bike in i used yamalube for the first 4 tanks at 24:1 just like the manual said, but that seemed like a lot of oil and carboned up my plugs. Now i changed my plugs and using the bey ray h1r at 32:1 runs much better. Just curious if you take the snorkle off the air box do u need bigger jets to comp for the more air flow our is that fine with stock stuff.

[MILO]

Ya when i broke my bike in i used yamalube for the first 4 tanks at 24:1 just like the manual said, but that seemed like a lot of oil and carboned up my plugs. Now i changed my plugs and using the bey ray h1r at 32:1 runs much better. Just curious if you take the snorkle off the air box do u need bigger jets to comp for the more air flow our is that fine with stock stuff.

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yep. any changes that you make that will increase air flow will require jetting changes to compensate. i also put some fine window screen over the opening after removing the snorkel to keep junk out of the box. just make sure you clean everything up frequently.

Edited March 30, 2005 by MILO