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I have an 04 husky cr 125 and the fuel ratio i had is 32-1 and it fouled on me! i just go around the yard but sometimes on trails. should i go to a 40-1 ratio? or a 50-1 ratio?

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Some guys will tell you to go to 50-1. Don't. 40-1 would be okay. If that doesn't stop the fouling, go to a hotter spark plug. An example would be BR8ES to BR7ES. The lower the number, the hotter the plug. By the way, you ARE using two stroke ENGINE oil and not MOTOR oil aren't you??? Please rate my answer.

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