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Got some questions bout my new 265r

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Posted by: gumby2461

hey guys i have a few questiosn bout wat to run on my new 265r, wat oil ratio and wat kinda oil should i run i wanna no wat kind u guys do and i wanna try the same i got the r last night and need to no this info so i can keep it runnin smooth. Thanx ne info would be aprecited.....please dont tell me too do a search bc i did but since "oil" is a 3 letter word it wont go thre in the search



Posted by: punker69q

use amsoil or klotz or any other high quality synthetic oil ( I use polaris synthetic in mine and it works great), mixed at 40:1 to 50:1. Don't go too rich, or you will actually lean your gas to air ratio and could seize the engine. Don't listen to people that says that you need 32:1 or more oil.



Posted by: cdrookie

run whatever the previous owner did. changing oil ratio(or brand) may require rejetting. if it ran crisp just use what was always used in it.



Posted by: gumby2461

it ran well but felt like it was to lean so im gunan run the 40:1 ratio with synthetic oil not sure which one..which one would u run klotz or amsoil?



Posted by: gumby2461

o wait now i rember him tellin me he ran klotz...



Posted by: cdrookie

klotz smells good but i run golden spectro personally. i've heard both good and bad about amsoil. premix is a touchy subject, VERY TOUCHY! if it was running lean it probably won't run long, do a plug check. you could also do whats called "cycling" or "2 cycling" but if it's lean it wouldn't be in your best interests so stick with a plug check.



Posted by: ESR250R

ya, if its running lean dont change your oil mix change your jetting. i personally run super M @ 32 to 1, but i bought 2 dozen containers of it about 2-3 years ago and havent been through them all yet. once i get done i will probably switch to a amsoil @ 50 to 1 when i do my next topend.



Posted by: baker250r

i do klotz at 32:1



Posted by: Eddiesanders250

yamalube 32:1



Posted by: gumby2461

damn guys lol wat shouldi do than bc im def gunna run klotz but wats a safe ratio for me...



Posted by: baker250r

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Originally posted by gumby2461
damn guys lol wat shouldi do than bc im def gunna run klotz but wats a safe ratio for me...


whatever its jetted for. In my opinion, u get more power out of 32:1

I know people will argue that less oil means mre power... but i feel that more oil gives u better ring seal, and better compression.
Granted u will go thru more plugs than 50:1. but i have yet to fowl a plug in 2 months



Posted by: cdrookie

run it at whatever ratio the previous owner did. if it's rich or lean then rejet. i know of people who have run 80:1 and people who do 20:1. i think some guys on www.everything2stroke.com did some testing and found that you can go to 8:1 before it starts cutting out from too much oil but you can get higher hp #'s due to more lubrication with a richer mix ratio. but experiment later, it obviously ran with the previous owner so mix it like he did!



Posted by: gumby2461

ha yea thanx cdrookie



Posted by: Lonestar_R

I run Klotz at a 40:1 Ratio...and the plug has always been perfect



Posted by: gumby2461

i chcecked my plug today and it was lookin like its to lean so i guess i gotta clean out the kNn gotta fork over some money and get the filter kit...BUT IM BROKE...someone wanan send some over

i also need to get a new mid pipe spring for the paul turner pipe..it has some sorta wiring to hold it bak...ne one no where i can get that

i havent done a search on this yet but can i put on trail teck lights on the r...ne info would be great...



Posted by: ESR250R

Your airfilter has nothing to do with your plug reading lean... you need to jet your carb up, tell use your jetting and we can give you advise. alot of it is trial and error with jetting, but we can give you a ballpark figure to go off of.





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