2-stroke question
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No, you still have to replace the topend mabe once a year or every two, depends on how you ride, I know 2 people that have old (87-88) 2strokes that have never had a new piston and rings.. you dont have to replace them but if it breaks it ends up costing alot more to fix. 2-strokes are very simple machines, anybody can work on them. I know at least with the blaster it seems you keep it clean and somewhat maintained and it will last a long time.
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on a four stroke the piston and cylinder wall are bathed in oil. also four strokes build up less heat due to detontation every other time the piston comes up.. where as the 2 strokes only get oil after the fuel has been burned away and they fire every time the piston comes up..
all the crank bearings get oil thru the mixed gas
on a 2 stroke.. where the crank on a four stroke is basicaly submerged in oil all the time.. the lobes on a four stroke help sling that oil up to the bottom of the piston and helps it get stuck in the oil ring..
in a sence more oil on moving parts meens longer life span.. less oil meens well you know
all the crank bearings get oil thru the mixed gas
on a 2 stroke.. where the crank on a four stroke is basicaly submerged in oil all the time.. the lobes on a four stroke help sling that oil up to the bottom of the piston and helps it get stuck in the oil ring..
in a sence more oil on moving parts meens longer life span.. less oil meens well you know
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I agree that people make a lot bigger deal out of the 2 stroke vs. 4 stroke maintenance. I have owned both and actually think that the 2 stroke is easier. Think about it...you never have to change your oil(except bottom end) and oil filter. Mixing is pretty much brainless with a ratio rite. With a four stroke you have to keep an eye on your lifters and such. changing the top end is no big deal. Just my opinion.
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