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Keep an eye on the smoke levels too. | |
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| | #137 |
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| @ Ravendra what u are looking for is JASO FD certified oil . Please take the trouble to go through the pages on this thread and the links that i have posted . I think this thread should be made a sticky with regards to good two oils and how to find out what is what . As of now the no oils sold in India state that they are JASO FD certified not even Motul , probably because they do not use that rating system . Petronas Sprinta 5000 and Motul 800 2T are the only other syth oils available in India as of now with Shell Advance VSX2 being semi syth , locally availble and cheap . I also have read Agip fully syth is available at Yamaha showrooms but i havnt seen or used that oil nor have i heard of any feedback. so the order of oils in India as i would rate it now as per JASO ratings would be : Motul 800 2T - Fully Syth Petronas Sprinta 5000 2t - Fully Syth Shell Advance VSX2 - Semi Syth all u guys with connections with shell out there please use them to get them bring in more shell advance vsx2 since i hear stock is drying up really fast ! Last edited by 2StrokeJunkie : 14th May 2009 at 13:20. |
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| | #138 |
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| Called up both the Shell bunks in Poona. The 1st one said they don't have any 2t. Got the number of one of the supervisors of the other bunk. He said they only have the lower grade 2t oils that come in white bottles. No VSX2. But he offered to check if its available at other bunks and bring them specially for me, if available. Don't like this idea, as I'd then be forced to buy it without even getting to see the bottle, etc. The Petronas guy also says there are no immediately available stocks for the fully synth (5000). Current price quoted was Rs. 317. :( And I don't feel like using the semi synth 4000 when it just says meets JASO FC when what I'm using (Jet X) exceeds FC. I seriously don't think its worth the trouble to get the old oil out and go thru all the jazz for that. May also face availability issues later. On the other hand Jet X is always very easily available. Damn... still no viable options other than $%&@! Castrol! Why can't we get any FD oils in India??? ![]() Last edited by Raccoon : 14th May 2009 at 15:00. |
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| Senior - BHPian | Bike is running lot smoother after 15 kms.. Smoke seems to reduce as bike was running on mineral oil earlier. I think it will frther improve !! Am satisfied.. Go hell with certifications :P ![]() |
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| | #140 |
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| I just changed to the Petronas 5000 at 861 kms. Will go for a long ride at night and then report back. |
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| | #141 | |
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| Dudes, it seems Motul now has a India specific website. I found 3 new 2t oils mentioned there. Two of them have the newest and highest JASO FD rating! Currently no oil seems to have this rating in India. I'm intrested in the 510 (Technosenthese) as it should be sanely priced. Please see the picture. This is how a website describes it - Quote:
However upon inquiring with the Marketing Manager of Motul, I was told that this product has still not been imported to India from Motul France, as the market for 2t oils is considered small. He however said they will definitely consider importing (directly from France) if more people ask for it. I'd really suggest all those intrested to call him and show interest in the product. IMO this will be the best product to use as it has the highest rating and at a sane price compared to expensive synthetic products of lower rating and which are mostly indicated for drag racing, etc. His number is 9920844428. Last edited by Raccoon : 15th May 2009 at 17:31. | |
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| | #142 |
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| He had told me the same thing when I asked him about these 2. The Motomix is made in India. |
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| | #143 |
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| ^^^Hmm, is it?? Hope it isn't a patented answer. :( Seems 2t oils just aren't going to evoke much intrest because of the shrinking market... added to that most Indian users propensity to use anything that is cheap and looks like an oil. And hey, how was your ride with the Petronas 5000? ![]() |
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I couldn't go for the ride because the bike was running too rich and the spark plug got fouled. Just left the bike with the mechanic to get that sorted out. Took a short test ride there and I could tell the difference. Its running smoother and there's less smoke too. Once I pick it up in the evening, I'll check how it's performing at high revs. While I was running in, I was getting an average of 29 kms/liter with the Motul. I'm going to top her up tonight and check the mileage again. | |
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| | #145 |
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| But what would we do with a carton?? I don't know about you... but my usage is kinda on the low side... given that I have another bike & car too. We need more buyers man. :( Can only hope other guys reading this show intrest in the same. So you running on autolube? How exactly did you increase the pump's output to make it richer? |
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| | #146 | |
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The bike was running rich because of more fuel, not oil. If its getting more oil, it means the bike is running lean. | |
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| | #147 |
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| Oh sorry... guess I read it wrong. I doubt they will import one carton. When I asked, he said it can be considered... he will check with Motul, etc. But if there is demand for more cartons, then they will definitely import. |
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| | #148 |
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| I've ridden 142 kms with the Petronas oil and I can say its superb so far. Its made the bike smoother overall but mainly at high revs there's a big difference compared to a normal oil. It has reduced exhaust smoke as well. I'm going to stick to it religiously. |
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| Senior - BHPian | Quote:
yes it is good i hope it doesn't get discotinued !! | |
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