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Old 05-12-2009, 12:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I am new to the stand-up world. I aquired an 89 650SX and am doing a rebuild b/c it needed a little work. I am considering the block off kit but have a couple questions. If I use the block off kit is the oil mix 40:1? What type of oil do I use in the crank case 10/30w? Where can I get my hands on an inexpensive block off kit? Thanks for any help.
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Old 05-12-2009, 10:45 AM   #2 (permalink)
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i've never dabbled with a block off kit but you don't want to put oil in your crankcase. that's the point of mixing it with the gas.

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40:1 or 50:1 would be a good guess for the mix. its 40:1 on 550's but 50:1 on the 550SX's with the reed valves. might have to ask someone smarter than me to get a solid answer.
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i've never dabbled with a block off kit but you don't want to put oil in your crankcase. that's the point of mixing it with the gas.

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40:1 or 50:1 would be a good guess for the mix. its 40:1 on 550's but 50:1 on the 550SX's with the reed valves. might have to ask someone smarter than me to get a solid answer.
Hey I just wanted to say thanks. You basically answered my questions. I have the engine broke down and need to put it back together should I grease the connecting rods and bearings before firing so that there is some lubrication throughout the engine while the premix is circulating and lubing the joints?
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yeah i think i would out a dab of oil or something on those joints as you button it back up...maybe a shot of oil on the cylider walls too.
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yeah i think i would out a dab of oil or something on those joints as you button it back up...maybe a shot of oil on the cylider walls too.
Thanks for the info.
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