Howdy everbody, Im wevil, I and I am a noob to all of this so please be patient with me I will try to be as thorough in my reading of the post.

[Wevil Kenevil]

Has anybody ever tried using graphite in the gas in their to stroke 80cc motor?

Not alot, just enough th give the inside of the motor a light coat... every 3rd tank maybe?

 

[Greg58]

Welcome to the forum, I haven't heard of using anything other than fuel stabilizer and oil in a two stroke. If it's in liquid form it should pass through the fuel system ok, some of the high end two cycle oils list Teflon additives as part of the formula.

 

[Wevil Kenevil]

I think i will try it out and keep you posted on the results. Thank you so much for answering my question.

 

[Venice Motor Bikes]

This is a great oil additive that I've been using for 30 years.... I swear by this stuff!
I'm into old VWs & this stuff really helps the engines run cooler & smoother.

It can also be added to 2-cycle gas. (DO NOT USE IT DURRING ENGINE BREAK IN)!!!!


Amazon.com: Energy Release P007 Anti-Friction Engine Treatment - 8 fl. oz. Bottle : Automotive

 

[Rexx Shyt]

I have used a couple SMALL PUFFS OF ultra fine graphite powder added to some 2stroke fuel and I dump it directly down into the lower case via the carb port and shake it all around so as to coat everything inside and then I dump it out.

It definitely runs smoother. I wouldn't put it in the fuel tank because it will probably collect in the carburetor but I'm not sure about that but I wouldn't take the chance.

If you want to introduce it to the motor do it directly and not through the carburetor.

There's a YouTube video about graphite in 1970s motor oil and it makes a huge difference in the test he performs.