What oil is best? and what ratio?

[Moparmyway]

So, is there only one Yamalube 2R?

I haven't found it locally at any of the bike or OPE shops. I Googled it and found it plenty of places, but it looks like there are more than 1 strain of 2R. Can anyone confirm this or is 2R just 2R?

Yamaha 2R is 2R
You can get it for less than $10/Qt at Motosport

https://www.motosport.com/yamalube-2r-two-stroke-oil?variant[YML0001]=YML0001-X001-Y002

 

[Clemsonfor]

He ain't changed either.

Is this after the BelRay recomendation at 32:1 from several years ago, or is this what you personally run?

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[BangBang77]

Yamaha 2R is 2R
You can get it for less than $10/Qt at Motosport

https://www.motosport.com/yamalube-2r-two-stroke-oil?variant[YML0001]=YML0001-X001-Y002

Roger that man. Much Appreciated!

 

[Dub11]

GFY

Correct response would of been "Nick says GFY"

 

[Mastermind]

Is this after the BelRay recomendation at 32:1 from several years ago, or is this what you personally run?

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I only switched from Bel-Ray because of the M-Tronic and A/T saws. They didn't perform well on the thick H1R. So I needed an oil that ran well in all the saws I build. I tried 2R on @bwalker 's recommendation, and it's done very well for me.

 

[Clemsonfor]

I only switched from Bel-Ray because of the M-Tronic and A/T saws. They didn't perform well on the thick H1R. So I needed an oil that ran well in all the saws I build. I tried 2R on @bwalker 's recommendation, and it's done very well for me.

Why the move away from 32:1 also?

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[Mastermind]

Why the move away from 32:1 also?

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Same reason.

For my own saws that are old school, I run 32:1. But.....I have to keep a jug of 40:1 for the A/T saws.

 

[Clemsonfor]

Same reason.

For my own saws that are old school, I run 32:1. But.....I have to keep a jug of 40:1 for the A/T saws.

And when you say old school your just referring to normal old carbureted saws? Your not talking about old school saws from the 70 and 80s specifically like old Homelites and MaCulloch saws are you?

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[Mastermind]

And when you say old school your just referring to normal old carbureted saws? Your not talking about old school saws from the 70 and 80s specifically like old Homelites and MaCulloch saws are you?

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I'm talking about MS660s, and the like.

 

[Mastermind]

Another saw of mine that ran horrible on H1R @32:1 is the MS150T.

It was impossible to keep tuned till I switched.

 

[Clemsonfor]

I'm talking about MS660s, and the like.

Thats what i thought you were referring to. I dont have any "vintage" saws that i run, i just have old school olain non computer controlled carbureted saws.

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[nickw]

Correct response would of been "Nick says GFY"

GFY

 

[Nutball]

Good For You. yall are so nice

 

[Mastermind]

Good For You. yall are so nice

Nice is highly overrated.

But......we do try to be respectful to each other when it matters.

Nick is just a guy that loves a good GFY.

 

[Dub11]

Nice is highly overrated.

But......we do try to be respectful to each other when it matters.

Nick is just a guy that loves a good GFY.

If he didn't pop in and say GFY I'd be dialing 911.

 

[Mastermind]

If he didn't pop in and say GFY I'd be dialing 911.

Yeah.......if you could figure out the number. LOL

 

[Dub11]

Yeah.......if you could figure out the number. LOL

Its 6ll right?

 

[Mastermind]

Its 6ll right?

Hell......I don't know !!!!!!

 

[bwalker]

When I had a 562XPG I ran 2R in it at 32:1 with no issues at all. I also tried K2 at 20:1 IIRC and it ran great as well.

 

[Fairways_and_Greens]

The current formula is like most other FD synthetic blends and isnt worth the price. The original formula actually had an ester component, plus a fairly unique additive package.

Based on that, what's your favorite oil these days?