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Villiers Engine - 2 Stroke Oil And Mix Ratio

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Hi there

As the question says !

I've got a sprite with 37a engine and my son has a James with 8e engine

Is modern 2 stroke ok ? If so what ratio

Cheers

John

Hi John,

I run my 8e,s on racing castor @ 80 or 100 to one, besides the lovely smell, my engines last as long as anyone elses. In the Yamaha ty250 manual, Yam recommend Castrol R40 at 80 to 1 and the modern castors are far superior, so give it a try. Trev.

80:1 on a iron barrel air cooled bike...... :o

Id say more like 40:1 or richer!

tried running my iron barrel 34 a trials outfit on 40-1 great in sections but partial seizures on the road between sections was a prob lem even with modern synthetic oil i have gone to 25-1 and the bike is still great in the sections and it keeps going and you can thrash it for miles with no problems , so having tried various mixes i know what i am sticking to 25-1 as greeves recomended, . will

Hi folks

Re using Aspen fuel: I am rebuilding an old racing Bantam for fast (!) road work. As it has a fibreglass tank I wanted to stay away from modern fuels so asked Aspen for their recommendation. Their reply was to use Aspen4 (4 stroke mix) 'to give storage stabile fuel and the other benefits, then add 2stroke oil recommended for the Bantam.'

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