How much oil for LTz250?
***Kit includes 3 Quarts of Suzuki 4-Cycle Motorcycle Engine Oil, One OEM Suzuki oil Filter, and One Crush Washer. Formulated to provide excellent lubrication and protection for your 4-stroke motorcycle engine.
What oil does a Suzuki LTz 250 take?
AMSOIL is the Official Oil of the GNCC series.
How many quarts of oil does a Suzuki ltz400 take?
The LTZ takes 2.2 quarts with the filter change. I use Castrol 10w40 semi synthetic motorcycle oil. YOu can use synthetic or regular, just make sure it’s motorcycle oil and safe for a wet clutch.
How many quarts of oil does a ltr450 take?
Buy 2 quarts. Put 1300ml in the actual oil tank. And the rest of the 700ml in the Filler plug that is right on the engine case.
What kind of oil does a Suzuki lt500 use?
The Suzuki LT500 engine uses an oil premix; Suzuki recommends using Yamalube 2M or Yamalube 2R two-cycle engine oil.
What kind of engine does the Suzuki LT250R have?
The LT250R’s grille features two vanes that are oriented horizontally, while the LT500R’s grille features a single vertical vane through the center. The LT250R was offered only during the 1985 through 1992 model years. The earliest generation of LT250Rs (1985-86) can be identified by their dark-looking aluminum engines.
What kind of engine does a Suzuki Quadzilla have?
Suzuki manufactured this Quadzilla between 1987 and 1990; the 1987 Suzuki LT500 model was known as the H-model. This quad came fitted with a high-performance two-stroke, liquid-cooled engine. The Suzuki LT500 engine uses an oil premix; Suzuki recommends using Yamalube 2M or Yamalube 2R two-cycle engine oil.
What kind of car is the Suzuki QuadRacer?
The Suzuki QuadRacer marked the beginning of the high-performance Quad era. The Suzuki LT250R “QuadRacer” is the little brother to the larger LT500R “QuadRacer”.
The LT250R’s grille features two vanes that are oriented horizontally, while the LT500R’s grille features a single vertical vane through the center. The LT250R was offered only during the 1985 through 1992 model years. The earliest generation of LT250Rs (1985-86) can be identified by their dark-looking aluminum engines.
The Suzuki QuadRacer marked the beginning of the high-performance Quad era. The Suzuki LT250R “QuadRacer” is the little brother to the larger LT500R “QuadRacer”.
What’s the difference between the LT500R and LT250R?
The easiest way to differentiate these two models from a far is by identifying each QuadRacer’s blue, radiator grille. The LT250R’s grille features two vanes that are oriented horizontally, while the LT500R’s grille features a single vertical vane through the center. The LT250R was offered only during the 1985 through 1992 model years.
What are the specs of a 1991 Suzuki QuadRacer?
88-92 changed from 5-bolt (87) 8-petal reed valve 6-bolt 6-petal reed valve. The 1991 model year brought about a different linkage in the rear suspension, similar to the LT500R. Where did you get your specs? The Info I have says the 85 & 86 quadracers had 2.8 us gal tanks. My 87 had a shock that had preload, rebound, and compression adjustments.