Posted by steamnjn23 on May 13, 2008 at 05:20:57 from (199.72.160.98):
In Reply to: Enduro bike problems posted by farmer boy on May 12, 2008 at 20:39:50:
my son races nationally. never, never re-use piston rings. they seem to fit each particular clyinder. 2 strokes are wonderful machines. rebuild them right and you'll get a lot of service from them. I'd look into a complete top end kit. a new set of rings for my sons bike is just 17$. but the whole top end kit including gaskets and new piston, is less than 120$, and takes about 30 minutes to complete.
we had a power problem when he moved up to the big bikes. manufacturer said use 32:1 oil ratio, result> no power and fouled plugs. we moved up to 50:1, result> power and no fouling of spark plugs.
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