Yamalube?

[ben.handasyde]

I have just started using the Yamalube products on my 2004 yz125 and am wondering about the quality.i have decided to use them because my dealer always has them in stock. I am using the there 2R and was wiondering if this will protect my engine enough? i mix at 30:1. Whats there suspension oil like is it of good quality? Thanls for the help in advance

 

[oldguy]

Yamalube 2R is a great choice at 30:1. We ran all our 2 strokes on it in that ratio and whenever we did a tear down everything was nice and clean with no signs of excessive wear from lack of lubrication.

 

[Studboy]

2R is an excellent oil. The suspension oil is good quality, but extremely expensive.

 

[highflyernick]

Hey, I just got a 2001 KX250 and the dealer told me to use Yamalube too, and to mix at 30:1 but I keep fouling the plugs and I'm definatly not taking it easy on the bike (it is used, got a good deal. Should I try a leaner mix or have my jet checked?

 

[Rooster]

Nothing wrong with Yamalube products, I use them exclusively in my YZ250 and my WR 250.

 

[Bodge]

hfn, jet it, leave it at 30:1.

 

[OKKX'er]

Nick, i had zero wear-related problems in my KX's with Yamalube, but the residue on that multi-part power valve assy, convinced me to try the Mobil MX 2T full synthetic. I buy it at auto parts stores. Two deposit-free years.

 

[Layton]

I agree with OKKX'er. I used Yamalube for years and it did a good job BUT is sure clogs up the power valve and builds up on the engine end of the pipe.

I also went with Mobil MX 2T and like it a lot.