Best Gas/Oil Premix Ratio For Motorized Bicycles Explained
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- It's not Rocket Surgery. 40:1 from day one. Period.
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Thank you so much for this laemens terms instruction on mixing this fuel!
My father died April 1st and we relied on his expertise for all of these jobs. But I'm trying to carry on his legacy as his 36yr old daughter by not being afraid to role up my sleeves and figure out how to accomplish his work. Needed gas for my motorized bike and your video, after watching 7-8 others, was the first to show the steps in a no nonsense, straight to the point way and I wanted you to know how your video is positively affecting it's viewers.
Thank you so much, I know my dad would thank you too.
not everybody runs $100 engine and if they do we still put hours and hours into those $100 engines so we want to run the best of the.
I use 100 octane here from arco. 2 gallons of 100 octane 5oz of pennzoil premium multi-purpose 2-Cycle & 1/2 ounce of Marvel Mystery Oil. 😅😅😅
[MMO] ~ 33oz $16
[Pennzoil] ~ 1 gallon $22
[100 Octane] ~ 2 gallon $20
$58 total
I ride my bike 15 miles to work & back.
That’s 30 miles .
I ride 5 times out the week for the past 4 years & I haven’t fcked up the motor yet 😂🎉
Edit - I just switched to AMSOIL saber professional synthetic 2 stroke oil.
I finally used my last of couple oz of pennzoil 😅😅
@@unknown-me6huwhat mix do you use
I've been watching your vids since my first bike build. I can tell the people who know what they're talking about. Your advice has been tried and true. I trust your judgement and advice over anyone else on the net. When it comes to motorized bikes and bicycles, you know your shit. You haven't been wrong about anything yet. I loved the boost bottle video. Still laughing over that🤣! Keep the great vids coming. And thanks for all the great advice and instructions. I'm a 61 year old woman who knows nothing about engines. I'm doing a build right now. Thanks to you, I was able to fix my own clutch on my last bike. I can't tell you how proud I was! Too bad my bike was stolen about 5 hours later. Again, thanks!
61 year old woman in the motorized bike community. I LOVE IT!!!
Thanks for helping us noobs out! I saw in another one of your videos you mentioned 40:1 and I got confused with all the other conflicting ratios, and this really clears it up. Also, I fixed my clutch thanks to your clutch video and the trick with unscrewing that top clutch cable holder and then sticking a punch down there to loosen/tighten the collar. Your amazing content saved my ass with multiple issues, and now it finally runs!
Glad I could help. Momma said no one would ever find me handsome so be handy.
@@HughesMotorized 😂😂😂
I want to thank you I took my pk 80 and beef it up a little it has a high performance compression head a mz65 expansion chamber pipe and Silencer using 95 octane because of the head know pre detonation here she as a little monster I had the jet on the money you can feel that she had a little bit more power dropped down to 40:1 she Purse like a kitten before she would get warmed up and when you would rev it it would take a few seconds to level off not no more rev it up right back to idle love it thanks again keep them videos coming
I just got my bike up and running the other day. I bought a 12oz bottle of 2cycle oil for $3. I run shell 91 premium gas. I’ve been doing 1 gallon of gas with 4oz oil. Runs great!
Good stuff
You really don't need premium. If you understand what the numbers on the pump actually mean, you'd know your spending more for no reason 🤷
@@steveo1584 I think I can swing the extra $.40 on a gallon of gas that’s gonna last me probably six months
@@blackonblackseven ~ Regular grade gasoline has more energy (lower octane) than premium. Octane is nothing more than an inhibitor developed for use in engines that were running higher compression ratios to stop preignition.
start out using 6oz oil per gal for at least the first 3 gallons of gas then switch it up to 24:1
I use yamalube 2 stroke oil and a squirt of marvel mystery oil. Runs great
When I got my first 2 stroke kit it was easy to build it for me. BUT the greatest mystery in the world was how much oil in the gas and what brand ? It was like finding out the codes to launch icbms at norad. Once again you show the noobes the way. Good job, I'm going riding...
So true I e built it no problem but have no clue what mix to use, well I do now cheers fella
@@timgoddard2020 what mix do you use? For the first run and then after?
@@stumpedtree4204 I’ve been using 1:32 all the time I’ve had it
as it’s sort of in the middle of fuel mixtures
Thanks man! Im new to all of this
I love you dude you really educate me a lot
I usually use either Amsoil dominator oil or Lucas
I still have my high school 80cc board track racer beach cruiser bike she has around 18,000 miles on her all I’ve had to fix her a few times the clutch and the piston bearing. I’m planning on replacing the rings tomorrow thou she’s making a weird grinding sound when going down the high way at the moment
I need to get this man a job as a motorized bike specialist because he's on it this answered alot of my practical questions
A worky job thingie? NO thanks. I'd have to be nice to people and have responsibilities. No way Jose.
But thanks for the good words.
@@HughesMotorized the coolest/laid back response ever. best thing about it is its no lie
Will you use that on a on a run fast own a yd 100cc bored 50 over how would you mix that gas with a power band
Straight to the point......end of discussion.
I tried
Tx for the tip. Very usefull. Bike runs 100 times better. Love your vidoes man 🔥
Glad to help!
I used to run generic synthetic (was only a dollar more) but I like the smoke and smell from conventional too much!
in my location my altitude is 633′ what setting does my jet needle on my nt carb need to be set on on my 100cc 2 stroke
So I just finished my first built and I went with 4oz to a gal of gas. Works awesome and rides even better. No leaks, no heating problems.
I dont care what people say. I run my motor on 32:1, lubricates, cools, and keeps the carb oily
hi man, little late to the party but i recently bought an 80cc kit, i'm using 35:1 and it works good. But i wanted to ask, does letting out the gas while still at speed and engine braking cause damage to the engine? Should i use the clutch instead?
ay brother how do you fix if you put the wrong fuel in and it cuts out starting it any solution?
Say hello mr hughes, great & helpfull videos with these motorized bikes, i learn so much & need to learn more, añreciate you continue your videos, if is posible to built a 24 inch beach cruiser bike, for boys, motorized, 80cc 2 stroke, great for boys. Thank, you explained, cool. From panama city my son & me see your great videos, thanks, joe.
More to come! Yes you can motorize a 24" beach cruiser
Thank you man.. Sharing this.
Glad it helped
40:1 from day one. Period. I like the smell of klotz castor.
I used to use Castor oils way back in the day. Now it's too expensive for my cheap butt.
...and from day 0?
Hey Hughes, not sure if you have but can you do a video on rear tires? More specifically 26x2.125 and compatable tires for cruiser bikes that last longer than stock. Thanks
@Jacob surrett lace a ryno light double wall 36 hole with Dt comp spokes and you can run maxis hookworms or holly rollers up to 26X2.50 you won't regret it. I regret buying mag wheels their junk especially if running rear disc.
I would love to show you a picture of the the oil can that I've used it's a two-cycle I think 8 oz and I poured it until it went a little bit under 4
post pic on Facebook group Hughes Motorized. Share w/ my gang
These are great and informative videos. However would like to see some more 4 stroke videos. I thought you had done a video on replacing bearings on a heushang 4 stroke engine or something like that. Now i dont seem to be able to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Great point! Some are in the works. I'm doing a 20" Schwinn w/ a banana seat and a 49cc 4 stroke. Stay tuned
I live in South Africa, I’m using 25ml to 1 litre. I was using around 35ml before and oil was spluttering out everywhere. Now it’s perfect. Also, as you said, I’m going to keep at 25ml mix, till it’s eventual death 😛
There you go. Ride on and be careful
Whats the fuel consumption on the road per liter
I wonder if gas with ethanol makes a difference?
I have been running 24 to one. I will try 30 to 1, but I'm afraid to use less oil. I really don't want my customers to blow up their engines. Thanks for your advice.
Some run as lean as 100 to one w synthetic. 40 to one is fine and is best
I bought castor two cycle oil because I like the smell of castor oil and it does not foul out spark plugs as much
Damn I wish I watched this before filling up my gas can lol
I ran out of gas mid-trip and had no choice but to mix in the tank. Bought a 2.5 oz. bottle of 2-cycle oil from O'Reilly's, then walked the bike to Walmart to get gas. Took a guess and put 1/2 gallon in the tank, then ran the calculator for 20:1 per "conventional wisdom" and found out according the calculator I was supposed to add 3.2 ounces, but I only had 2.5. Thought "fuck it, I won't kill the engine for a short 2 mile trip to home", mixed it in the tank (knew that was wrong but I had no choice). First thing I noticed is loss of power. Assumed the fuel/oil ratio in the gas might be in some kind of conflict with the fuel/air ratio set at the carb, but I made it home ok, just a bit underpowered. (Like 10% or so. not 50% low power.)
Anyways now I'm doing research on pretty much everything. First thing to the channel owner, that graphic about not using Marine oil was really useful, because I almost bought Marine oil at O'Reilly's thinking they were probably the same, and that the price difference was just a scam/marketing. So, this information was useful to me. Thanks.
Second, a comment below about lower-octane fuel actually being higher in power/energy content explains the lower power.
Does it?
What about my oil/fuel, fuel/air "conflict" theory? Did running higher ratio fuel/oil make my carburetor's output to the engine less efficient?
I'm going to take the video's advice and raise the fuel/oil ration to something greater than 20:1. Not sure if I have the courage or the faith to go all the way to 40:1, but I figure if 20:1 is bad, and 40:1 is good, then 30:1 is better than 20:1. Point here is that whatever mix I do, I'll be adjusting the carb for power. Just curious if this makes sense to people.
Seems to me that the set-screw at the carb is too rich (counter-clockwise, and please correct me if I'm wrong). But when I lean it, the engine has a "stopped" effect when running. The engine sounds weird, the power diminishes. I can't describe the sound, but it's not "pure" and "clean". What's the word for this?
Thanks for for sharing the truth!🎉
Is tru fuel safe or good
Helped me out.👌
Glad to hear!
I`m curious about a cpl. questions, just put in my 66cc grubee , I`m running 35 to 1 (just how it came out) took it for a 45 min. ride lots of variable throttle, tightened the head and away I go .Was wondering about a good idle speed and if 35 to one can go to 40 to 1 next tank. thanks
You can run 50:1 from the first. No issues. Honest. You don't have to slowly change it. Hve fun and watch for cars
I use 2T but in the city where I live the climate is extremely hot 365 days a year, what oil would you recommend or what measure per liter...
40:1 and any 2 stroke oil
I ran the fancy sh*t for a while and it definitely smells better and makes less smoke, and the particular brand I was using came in a bottle that made it easy to decant. I dunno that makes it worth it though.
Hello Eugene! I have a question. I use 40/1 (about that. Maybe a little richer) in my new motorized bike. Taking it easy and you know. Basic break in procedure. I use the “synthetic blend”.. is that ok? Everyone on the forum is telling me “40/1 but no synthetic” “30,20,10-1”. It’s driving me nuts. Is 40-1 synthetic ok for a break in? Thanks so much I hope you respond...
I broke mine was in on 40:1 the bike loved it I just added some slack to the throttle adjustment so I couldn't rev it out hope this is helpful
@@jeremypack1600 did you break yours in with 40:1 synthetic? And after the break it did you just run 32:1 conventional oil(normal oil)
On a run fast 100 cc bored 50 over how would you mix a gas in that the same way with a power band
40:1 no difference
Does it matter what type of gas in a motorized bike engine like it's it ok to use 93 on the bike?
87 is all I run in my bike(stock) but if you get the high compression head then use 89 or 93 so it won't detnate!
Great video as always..... how can I contact you...???? I would like to show you my project and have you go thru it..... I can certainly use your experience and advice.... this is my second build and I’m running into some issues in adjusting the carb
hughesmotorized.com/contact/ contact page
What is the petrol number of the outfit we will put
I bought a gallon gas tank and I buy the 1 gallon 40:1 mixers at Walmart for 98 cent's a bottle takes the guess work out super cheap got 750 miles on it now just took the top end apart very little carbon build up using cheap non synthetic oil oh and she does 35 mph
helloI got a brand new engine, that rode it 24 miles and it started leaking oil from the side of the head. Do you know what's wrong? Hughes don't know if it needs to be ridden a lot more to ride it normal.
Check that head is evenly torqued down. I'll be one is loose. Tighten when engine is cold
Do you think 38:1(3.4oz) would be fine just to be a little safe
easy, sure. no prob
Can i buy the premixed fuel of like amazon or is that a waste.
Waste.
I just downgraded from 91 to 89 octane and sticking with 40:1 oil ratio. Runs great!! And my parts are lasting longer.
Gas prices in Oklahoma City is about 3.39.
I do recommend Lucas semi-synthetic oil. If you are in a pinch, Quaker State.
Update, I better stick with 91 Octane with no ethanol!
is it smart to use 30.1 break in and then 40.1 i use full syntethic motocross oil
Running full synthetic you could even run 50:1. Keep it simple. 30:1 is more than you need but not destructive.
semi senthetic?...or it doesnt really matter...as long as it's mixed well with the gas?
Either or. Mix well you good
40:1 is 125ml per 5 litters. Just ask for 5 liters when you take your Jerry can to the gas station to fill it. Messing around trying to properly guage the off numbers from filling a partial tank at the gas station will be dodgy to get right unless you are a whizz at math. And going off your gut instinct and guestimating is rarely going to provide an accurate mixing. Also it's better to shake the gas and oil together and not just hope that it mixed well without shaking the both together first. And is easier to do in a Jerry can rather than jerking the bike about. This 40:1 ratio is used for 2stroke bicycle kits, at least mine is anyway.
I use outboard oil...smokes less and it does say it’s great for air cooled engines...yippee!!!
Some are formulated for air cooled and some are not. I'd want to insure I have one best suited. many run it so ride on !
I am from Germany, my englisch is Not the best. So is this mixture 40/1 for my 50 ccm 2 Stroke Kit right ? In the Manuel i can read 16/1 🧐
40: 1 yes. 103ml oil to 3.75 liters of gas
He's right! 40:1 is best. I run the piss out of my bike and it loves it
Ok so I have an 80cc n the dudes been running it on 50:1 n ik that aint right my bike will start n ride for a couple seconds itll jerk like its tryna go n die out so what mixture is best for an 80cc!?!?!
40:1
@@HughesMotorized Thank you so much it means alot i couldnt find any info anywhere
I been using marine lubricant 2 stroke.... I didn’t know. Its what Walmart has in bulk. Was i causing a lot of damage?
these motors are cheap. best oil is formulated for air cooled engines. marine 2 strokers are water cooled. Not the end of the world. I'd offer you swap over or even blend the 2 together to use it up
Hughes Motorized thank you. You the man hughes
@@HughesMotorized , I must disagree on this one.
Anything designated as Marine use is heavy duty.
If in the product description it says Marine Use or Gov-Spc that is the best on the shelf. A two cycle engine is two cycle. In a marine engine, the oil in the gas has the same purpose. With out it the piston is going to sieze. There are no water jackets or waterways in a typical two cycle. They are air cooled.
Water does not make its way up top to the Jug.
@@glennspears839 A boat motor will never get as hot as even a water-cooled dirt bike 2-stroke engine during normal operation because of WHAT?. A boat motor is WATER COOLED. The heat generated in a 2 STROKE bike's engine will cook the marine oil. Not good. . Keep the marine oil in your boat and PWC's.
I'm actually going to run 100:1 with my access of opiti 2 oil packets, so probably will use the for my premixed gasoline but I did start with 40:1 due to me learning from my past mistakes.
100:1?? Your gonna blow your engine with that little bit of oil.
@@sapotts1387 tested it and didn't work, mostly due to engine hating less than 40:1. I did revert back and I'm actually happy with it but now the chain tensioner is bending into the wheel. Be mindful I'm using a Schwinn OCC Stingray chopper bike, I'll need to figure out on what I need.
All 2 stroke oil, whether synthetic, mineral or organic (Castrol R & R40), is rated as SAE 30.
Do YOU sell engine kits that are balanced assemblies? If so, can u provide info?
Look up Ethan Smolik. Tell him I sent you. smolikperformance.com
@@HughesMotorized thank you for the info!! I do appreciate your help! 👍
In my country, the only types of gas i can find is 95, 98,100 octane unleaded and 95 LRP. What type do you recoment?
95. Run the cheapest you can get
@@HughesMotorized I beleive that it is a good opinion, because i am afraid that a high octane gas, will increase the temperature of the motor.
@@Konstantinosmo These are very simple, poorly built motors. No need to baby unless you have a very high performance engine.
Simply run them till they die & rebuild
@@HughesMotorized i respect that. Keep the good work.
Will elevation affect ratio? 8'150 ASL
Elevation will affect air density and will affect air/fuel ratio. The fix is to run a leaner jet. Gas/oil ratio should stay the same is my understanding.
i persronally use 20:1 even after breaking in, otherwise i get crappy performance
Cant find my answer anywhere....!
DO I NEED TO ADJUST MY FUEL RATIO FOR HIGHER ALTITUDES?
Obviously I adjust my carburetor for higher altitude but SHOULD I CONSIDER A FUEL RATIO ADJUSTMENT?!?(my motor calls for 25:1 from factory for its life)
On the 66/80cc just run 40:1. Promise it will be fine
@@HughesMotorized Running a Chung Yang GP460 on a Goped TrailRipper; not exactly the same application as you are used to. Factory calls for 25:1 which i blend very precisely but have fouled two spark plugs. trying to figure out the science behind changing the fuel mixture for altitudes.
so with any 80cc or 66cc or whatever this is the best?
Yes. 40:1 from day one
Can I convert my 2 stroke to a four stroke without totally switching out the hardware
no,it's impossible
So use 3.2OZ of oil in a 2 gallon Gas can?
Yes indeed
For first 500km the same 40ml with 1l?
40:1 all the time. Forever
Could i use klots 2 stroke snowmobile oil?
sure, its prolly more expensive. but if it's laying around, go for it
What’s the best gas To use?
plain Unleaded is fine
Question, my gas scooter calls for 25:1, i believe that would be the break in period. After I can go 32:1 or 40:1. Now if I switch to 32:1 or 40:1 do I have to manually adjust the carburetor idle and fuel mix screws? If I wanted to do a weeks test for each mix and check the plugs for fouling, and do comparisons on temperatures with different fuel mix, isn't it important to adjust the carburetor each time to the correct fuel mix after it warms up??
I am in the middle of building a bike. So for break in and after 40:1 all the way?
Yes indeed
@@HughesMotorized How should I break the engine in?
@@colevisuals111 Video coming today as a matter of fact
I always use 50:1 premix. Same as my chain saw and weed wacker and concrete saw.
Expensive stuff, I’ll tell ya as a Stihl repairman that 40:1 is probably best. These are higher-revving cheap engines that don’t need you to spend $25 a gallon on. 40:1 will give you the peace of mind of everything being lubed up and running correctly. The next thing is ethanol... is it better to run ethanol free? YES! is this an expensive engine? NO! Personally I ride my bike every other day, so regular 93 octane, 10% ethanol- mixed with conventional two stroke oil isn’t gonna kill it. If I let the carb sit with it in there all winter long- you betcha! Pick and choose battles my friend. Happy riding!
I don't like thinkin'...especially in the summer...1cup from my wife's pyrex measuring cup into 2 gallons makes sense to me
8oz oil to 2 gallons? Perfect
NAAAAAH.... Send me the mani, forget Hughe! 😄
Im the only one at work who mixes all my gas at 40:1 for our chainsaws . everyone else likes 50:1 in about 18 years of running 40:1 ive never had a saw engine die prematurely.....
25ml in 1 liter? Is that okey on china 2 stroke china engine?
yessir. 25ml per liter = 40:1
I'm confused about oil gas mix after seeing this video I understand
I run 24:1 for 2 gallons
I use 50:1 is that fine?
Many run 50:1 . Run it !
F yeah man thanks
do all motorized bikes need oil
Yes. 2 strokes need oil in the gas to lubricate the engine or have an injection system that injects the oil into the carburetor. 4 strokes need oil in the crankcase to lubricate and protect the engine
What pipe is that
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Whats the ratio for 1 liter petrol = ?
its 125ml for 5L,do the math and divide it by 5
Actually 25:1 is what I've found to be the best ratio for engine wristpin and bearing longevity.. If your using regular 2stroke oil
yeah, I have heard between 25:1 and 32:1 is the best.
I run a 16:1 ratio all the time in my phantom 85. I had an LD 100 before that and I put over 6,000 mi on it running 16 to 1. The motor is still good with no abrasions on the cylinder walls or piston. I've worked on other people's bikes that followed this guy's instruction and used 40:1. And their engines lasted only a couple of months. Less oil means less life. This guy that made this video is just expressing his opinions. His opinions are wrong.
Mine engine was $300 did 45 to 50
1:33 A men dude!!!! 😂😂😂
How about 50:1
Some even run Opti 2 at 100:1 so 50: w a good synthetic is fine
You dont mention the ethanol amount in petrol !! Aspen has a 50 to 1 per 5 litre mix ethanol free !! Ethanol will damage the two stroke moter
These are cheap, poorly built engines. Build a $10,000 engine and then worry about it. Really, you can run used motor oil in these. Ethanol will not hurt these. People even ran used auto oil in 2 stroke motorcycles for years no issues. Don't overthink it
@@HughesMotorized ethanol is damaging all kinds of engines !!! The china doll moter works better at octane level 91 & no ethanol so im trying aspen 50 to 1 premix to see if my moter likes it & if not i will just carry on putting petrol with 5 percent ethanol that is damegingall kinds of two strokes mainly garden tools etc due to ethanol !!! Aspen does not go off like petrol !!!
@@gabrielmayorfernandez8725 Really can't understand why people think ethanol will damage the engine.
My brand NEW engine sure won't be running on any 40:1 mixture initially. Note the word "new". It's not so much the rings, there's dry bearings in there, connecting rod, etc... stuff that needs lubrication right from the start. Not all of the oil burns off (or turns to carbon), residual oil remains unburnt and that's what lubricates the internals, not just the rings, but the entire inside of the engine. The manufacturer makes recommendations for a reason. 🤔
The guys who build $1000 race engines? They also say use 40:1 from day one. $700 Chainsaws run 50:1 using no break in mix. The "manufacturers" of these engines? They don't know BS about these engines. They buy parts from whatever supplier has the cheapest price and they use unskilled laborers to slam the kits together.
I put good oil and high test just so it runs better...I ride mine hard
Well I got a whole 10L of 16:1 to use up until I can redo the ratio :(
Buy 12L more gas. Easy
Hey I got questions
What are yur questions?
@@turbopasta10 ok man I finally got the dam thing together but uts not starting. I build ikea furniture for a living . The directions for this motor are baaaad. Every vid I done watched is different. Idk man u have a few parts/pieces idk wtf they are. I bought this for fun. Not fun so far. Any tricks to starting the dam thing? Motors strong just won't stay running hard to explain
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@@HughesMotorized youre a fuckin g
i thought it was 8 ounces per gallon ?
No... that's way too rich. Run 40:1 that is 3.2oz of oil per gallon of gas
@@HughesMotorized lol well damn what do i do with the gas then hahahaz . thanks for your reply lolz xD
@@hallarugga just add more gas. double whatever you have that was mixed 8oz
@@HughesMotorized right on thank u sir
I disagree. If you're building an engine for racing and high-end speed then you do want a lean oil mixture. I'm using my bike for a daily commuter. I need it to be reliable everyday. I need it to last long. I run 16 to 1 in my phantom 85. I ran 16 to 1 in my ld100 and wrote it for 2 years every day. I know a few people that run leaner mixtures. Their bikes didn't last as long. I don't care about performance when I'm trying to get from point a to point b. And my spark plug was completely filled with carbon to wear there was no Gap left and it still kept going. I can send you a picture of it if you don't believe me. Carving is not a conductive material therefore it doesn't file plugs as much as you think.
Carbon is abrasive sir. Ask any competent motorcycle mechanic
I am a motorcycle technician sir. 22 years in the business. I am factory certified in Polaris and Can-Am. I'm not here to argue with you dude. But if you want to compare knowledge I can send you a link to a video that proves with results from testing oil ratios.
@Whoop!
it says it in the manuel to run 16:1 for the first 180 something miles. i'm positive the companies know more then you own there engine they designed and built.
They didn't design it. They copied it. Look at chainsaw engines. They spec 50:1 from day one
for the first 180 miles? no.
I am posting this because none of these videos comment sections have it. for a 16:1 ratio 16 parts gas to 1 liter you need to add 8 ozs of oil to a gallon of gas. 4 liters make one gallon. so if you just have a liter. then you add 2 ozs to a 1 liter. ffs
16:1 is way too much oil. 40:1 from day one. No break in mix required
87 or 93