Best oil for Yamaha

Greenwing

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I own a 1993 Yamaha 225 with carbs what brand of 2 stroke oil do most of you run, I have been running Penzoil Semi Synthetic. With oil injection does it make a difference what you use and does all 2 stroke oils use the same amount to get 50:1 ratio?
 

Ruan G Ellis

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Re: Best oil for Yamaha

I use Quiksilver Premium it isnt cheap but it seems 2 work on My Yamaha 40HE
 

John Kr

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Re: Best oil for Yamaha

I use Quiksilver Optimax DFI on my new Yamaha Vmax 150Hp, mod 2004,<br /><br />This engine oil protection in extreme conditions including Optimax DFI and higher horsepower applications.This TC-W3 oil burns cleaner and maximizes 2 cycle outboard engine performance. The special Quicksilver formula allows this oil to be used in a wide variety of non-marine 2 cycle engine applications when mixed at manufacturer's recommended ratios. Recommended for Optimax DFI and all 2 cycle outboard horsepower ranges desiring increased oil lubricating benefits.<br /><br />John Kr
 

Sea Mitch

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Re: Best oil for Yamaha

I have a '93 Yamaha 250, when I bought it the dealer said to use only Yamalube. I don't know why, but it made sense (same manufacturer). When I moved the boat to another marina, they were Yamaha dealers too, they said the same thing. I buy it in bulk (two gallon container) from the dealer who buys it in drums, for a good price. Don't know why! But I didn't want to mess with what I didn't know!
 

John Kr

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Re: Best oil for Yamaha

Of course…..<br />The dealer can’t say anything else. He is obliged to tell you to use Yamalube.<br /><br />Quiksilver Optimax DFI is one of the best 2-stroke oil in the world for injection engine independent off engine factory.
 

thrillinmillin

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Re: Best oil for Yamaha

I think that you can use any oil that meets the specs; in this case it's TWC-3 oil isn't it?<br /><br />I've heard that it's very important to not mix sythetics with natural oils - use either one or the other
 
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