oil for breaking in 2t By masterburt (Read 1,279 times)

[masterburt]

whats the best oil to brake in a new cylinder bore piston kit 70cc 

[twowheeler]

30 weight dino oil. Change at 100 miles, again at 300 then step up to a 40 weight since 80 percent of the breakin will be done.

[clonedrone]

Joe Gibbs Driven Break In Oil.
The last and only Word in Break In Oil PERIOD!!

[twowheeler]

Its a 1 cylinder motor not a gargantuan racing engine lol especially at 9 bucks a quart thats going to be short lived.

[clonedrone]

Apr 14, 2014 16:27:30 GMT -6 twowheeler said:

Its a 1 cylinder motor not a gargantuan racing engine lol especially at 9 bucks a quart thats going to be short lived.

I use it to Break in a Hit and Miss Don Deere.
With a Pizza costing $18, your worried bout a Superior $9 break in Oil?

At Least us a High Content Zinc, Sulfur, Phosphorus Erl.

[kz1000st]

Doesn't that say 2T up there? I would be more concerned about carbon buildup than break in using a four stroke oil in a valve less engine. I would use a good two stroke oil to break in a two stroke.

[clonedrone]

Apr 14, 2014 17:42:46 GMT -6 kz1000st said:

Doesn't that say 2T up there? I would be more concerned about carbon buildup than break in using a four stroke oil in a valve less engine. I would use a good two stroke oil to brek in a two stroke.

Missing the 2 Smoker somewhere there KZ.
Then Maxima. Then Zoomie if you can track him down.
The poster Axed for the BEST thats why I recommended Gibbs.
Valvoline has a So called "Racing Oil" that has all the good Stuff in it for $4.46
Papa J or Pizza Slt for $18 and were concerned bout $5-$9 quart of Earl.

[masterburt]

Thanks very much for your comment's Much appreciated

[richardv]

An ashless synthetic.

[jct842]

Me I'd just go to wally w. and get quicksilver by mercury outboards.