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Pre Mix Oil?

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Hi all,

I've just become proud owner of a 2009 125 txt pro

In the manual it just advises you to use synthetic or semi, no grade specified. Can I use any?

Hi all,

I've just become proud owner of a 2009 125 txt pro

In the manual it just advises you to use synthetic or semi, no grade specified. Can I use any? any known make synthetic or semi 2 stroke oil will be fine

I am slightly hesitant to post on the subject of premix oil because there are many different, often strongly held opinions.

I have had excellent low engine wear from old fashined mineral oils like castrol TT, yet significantly faster wear of both bore and bearings using supposedly far superior modern synthetics.

You will probably find the standard recomendation for fully synthetic in a gas gas is 1.5% which is 67:1 or 75cc to 5 litre fuel.

The recommendation for mineral oil is 4% which is 25:1.

My preference is for good quality semi synthetic like Shell advance VSX 2 at 30:1.(167 cc oil to 5 litres petrol)

Of the fully synthetics some consider Motul 2T 710 or Castrol TTS to be the best lubricant.

Cheers

I have always used a semi synthetic at 75cc per 5 litres and never had any problem.

I was advised to steer clear of fully synthetic due to trials engines not revving hard enough to burn it efficiently.

Edited by rev3

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