I was sitting here trying to calculate how much "just in case" oil to premix into my fuel tank for the first run out this year, and after crunching numbers for about 5 minutes, I came up with 50:1 being 69.12 oz of oil into a full tank of gas.
I have 1 gallon of oil so I was trying to calculate how much of that gallon to use, trying to be precise because everyone on here is so adamant that you precisely premix, then I thought to myself, wait, 64 oz is a half a gallon. How much easier can THAT be to measure out? And that comes out to 54:1.
And since this engine runs a variable amount of oil through the injection system, and I just want to put a little more in there, I figured "What's the difference?"
So, those of you who run 32:1 pure premix (no injection system), how serious is it to run EXACTLY 32:1? What would happen if you accidentally put in 30:1 in one tank?or 36:1? (Yes, i understand that one digit change at 30:1 is almost twice that at 50:1.)
So anyway, I am dumping a half gallon into the tank for the first run out this season. Hopefully this weekend.
I have 1 gallon of oil so I was trying to calculate how much of that gallon to use, trying to be precise because everyone on here is so adamant that you precisely premix, then I thought to myself, wait, 64 oz is a half a gallon. How much easier can THAT be to measure out? And that comes out to 54:1.
And since this engine runs a variable amount of oil through the injection system, and I just want to put a little more in there, I figured "What's the difference?"
So, those of you who run 32:1 pure premix (no injection system), how serious is it to run EXACTLY 32:1? What would happen if you accidentally put in 30:1 in one tank?or 36:1? (Yes, i understand that one digit change at 30:1 is almost twice that at 50:1.)
So anyway, I am dumping a half gallon into the tank for the first run out this season. Hopefully this weekend.
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