no you wont be able to post in the wanted section unless you are a paid up member here, hardly worth it just for some filter foam though!...i responded to your first posting, stick with that one now and leave this section for the intros thanks
any motorcycle specific engine oil is ok for the gearbox godslam, dont put car oil in it may cause clutch slip!
I assume there is also an oil tank for the two stroke oil...
This will be very useful though
http://www.repairmanual.com/online/official-1970-yamaha-ht1-factory-service-manual-u-yam-s-ht1/
as far as the timing goes i can 'slip' because of either 1 or 2 things
1; the stator screws have come loose and the backplate has moved
or
2: The rotor woodruff key has sheared because the rotor wasnt torqued up to the specified torque setting
the only true restriction i have seen with the mx was a tube in the exhaust header...however they dont all have it and theres nothing to say yours has and from how you described its performance it seems yours is a pretty hot performar eh?
you never did answer the question about your MX though ?
just a thought
I did mine on my bandit last weekend, speed is of the essence because essentially the bike is air cooled and with an idle speed set to 1750 it gets hot quickly
By all means you can call me Paul...and you are?
Get yourself a new NGK 5k ohms cap
I take it you subtracted the figure you get from your meter leads only? if so it's out of 10% spec
as it says...its the HT coil primary and the tutorial says you should be checking at the disconnected plugs and sockets to the CDI...It's orange there, you already said that yours was high at 1.8 ohms...was this directly at the HT coil and not the loom connector to the CDI?
Good
Its seems that someone somewhere along the line has replaced the pulser coil for a mk1 jobbie...dohh! I expect this will inadvertantly advance the ignition somewhat!
Good
Speed reading again lol...at the disconnected (loom side) CDI terminals
the only time mine leaked from the overflow through the frame was when the cheapo head gasket was passing, i fitted a new 'proper' one and all was well thereafter