what is the gas to oil mix for a 2 stroke dirt bike ?

Answer 1

4 ounces of oil to a gallon of gas

Answer 2

Any NAPA or Carquest will have two stroke oil. Do not use car engine oil! The best source of two cycle oil is the dealer of the dirt bike as they will be able to tell you what fuel to oil ratio to mix. If you read your second answer I hope you know enough not to use his mixture radio. There's never on the face of the earth been a two cycle engine that ran on a 2-1 gas to oil mix.

Answer 3

depends on actual dirt bike. Mainland Chines copy of 1970 MZ? 20:1. Yamaha 1980s? oil injector with separate tank- but 32:1 if tank removed or is other Japanese bike from 1970s. 25:1 to 40:1 range for many newer models depending on crank bearing design- some have crank mainbearing lubed by tranny oil, others still with open bearing need to 20 or so to 1 ratio. My Merry Tiller calls for 24:1 since it is open bearing. Some of small dirt bikes with the scooter drive train belt CVTs have the open bearing and need the 20:1 , 24/5:1 yet..

Answer 4

32:1
Any richer and you'll foul spark plugs like crazy. That's the mixture ratio all Jap manufacturers recommend
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Answer 5

Probably 16-1, but check to be sure. There is a ratio on the bottle, check the info on the bike or you will fry the rings.

Answer 6

I agree with Guardrail Jim on this one - I always mix at 30:1

Answer 7

i somtimes depends on the oil you are using, check the container, other than that, 16:1 for break in, 20:1 otherwise

Answer 8

It all depends on how much lubricant you want. i used to race and i had mine 16-1. if you want it a little richer due 20-1.

Answer 9

It should say on the tank