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> Until how much should I upgrade Z250 exhaust?, Just a slip-on or full upgrade?

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arthur88
post Nov 19 2014, 10:24 AM

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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Nov 19 2014, 08:46 AM)
no la bro... just the truth, you know me biggrin.gif
There are some shops you can trust, but majority of them nowadays are just to make a quick buck out of you, sadly.

Correct, those are what you should spend money on, gears, protectors especially for you and then your bike, in that order. The next best thing you can spend money on will be your tyres (good tyres helps a lot during rain, coners and especially braking).

Melaka to KL is not that far bro, with the standard Z250 you can reach in about 1 hour. it's good enough because any faster, you'll get a summon... which is so not worth it. biggrin.gif
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bike can get speed summon?
or compound for reckless riding?

cause so far i always ride over the speed limit, touchwood didnt get any speed summon for bikes...
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post Nov 19 2014, 10:37 AM

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btw, does choosing brand of engine oil affect performance as well?
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post Nov 20 2014, 09:01 AM

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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Nov 19 2014, 09:45 PM)
yes, it does but too little to feel... the most you can feel will be at gear changes... smoother, easier and less noise.
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for ur current bike, since u start using it, what brand of engine oil u have been using?

i'm using motul 5100 15w-50, but after 4k mileage, 400ml engine oil gone...thinking to change to other brand...
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post Nov 21 2014, 08:54 AM

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QUOTE(celicaizpower @ Nov 20 2014, 08:27 PM)
NGK has 3 types of plugs, the normal, the type R and the red color box for race purpose. try check if they have the red box type for Z250.
On my own personal test from majority of brands, I find that Silkolene & AGIP are the best.

Honestly speaking, Motul, Shell and a lot of good name brands has knock off... do buy from a trusted workshop. I assume you might kena the knock off or your engine got leak or burning engine oil.

Now, some people might disagree when I say this, the best SAE rating to use in Malaysia will be 15w-50. This SAE rating would be just right for our weather. 10w-40 is too thin and easily burnt off... while 20w-50, you might need to start you engine a couple of time during cold. If you are using a V-Twin engine, there are new oils which have XXw-60 rating, this will be the best choice but if you are using Harley then get the 20w-50 specifically designed for Harley V-Twin.

Please note I have a lot of bikes and no car. smile.gif hehehehehe
thumbup.gif but to me best to use original because afraid that the ciplak one might decrease engine performance, unless you tested the ciplak one before and got umph.
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Silkolene, another fren of mine also suggest me this.
i think depends on type of bikes and usage also to determine what sae best suite.

for moderate usage, that revving low and speed no more than 100km/h...normal 100cc below bikes, those use 10-30 or 10-40 are best.
for big cc bike and always speed fast and revv alot, 15-50 is the best...

same concept applies to car..

however there are some folks using HDEO for bikes and cars.. https://www.facebook.com/groups/281763805178476/

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