Where are you located? That looks damn near the same as my buddy Logan's, even down to the expansion chamber dent. Did yours come with a street title?
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yamaha blaster piston hole pls help
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Where are you located? That looks damn near the same as my buddy Logan's, even down to the expansion chamber dent. Did yours come with a street title?
Want to buy another YZ?
its a 04Where are you located? That looks damn near the same as my buddy Logan's, even down to the expansion chamber dent. Did yours come with a street title?
Want to buy another YZ?
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Amen to that!
Go through Vermont. Take a gander at this article:
http://www.chinonthetank.com/2014/04/get-a-title-with-a-vermont-registration/
The guy's name is Ed. He was somewhat local to where I lived. Cool guy, definitely knew how to find legal loopholes (I'm not sure how or if that's a good thing).
can you help me bought some good 2stroke oil but not sure how much it need for my kawasaki 220R it need ppl say 40;1 but not sure how much is that is that 4oz ? here some picture
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It's not 4 oz per gallon.that would give you 32:1.. You should buy a proper mixing cup then you can mix all ratios properly, for 1,1.5,2.0 gallons.40:1 would be alittle less per gallon than the 4 oz you mentioned.you need to be consistent with your mixing.its important
If you're a numbers/math freak like me, 1 gallon = 128 ounces. Your premix ratio is based off of ounces. If you want to run 40:1, calculate how many gallons you put in (I believe the KDX has a 2.8 or 3.0 gallon tank) and divide that by 40. That's how much oil you need to put in.
I personally run two-strokes on the heavier side. As I stated before, the oil cools your combustion chamber. If the manual states for 40:1 and you have zero modifications, I would suggest running 40:1. If you got a pipe and re-jetted the carb accordingly, run it around 32:1.
Also, Klotz is always the best go-to in my opinion. You can also get away with Amsoil Synthetic two-stroke oil, that's what I ran in my 1992 YZ250, and it seemed to like that better than any of the other two-stroke oils.
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