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I have been reading the pre mix threads for some time now. I guess my question is say my average fill up is 11-12 gallons. How much idumitsu 2 stroke oil would be the appropriate amount? I have read 400/1 and 160/1. I just want a " in lamens terms" amount haha.
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Ok now I see what there saying. Thanks guys I appreciate it. I think I go 2oz every fill up for now to see how it goes since I havent messed with the OMP settings.
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__________________ 05 VR 6MT, Racing Beat CAI, BHR Ignition, Stance Coilovers, Hawk, SS brake lines.
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2004 Black BMW E46 M3 Garage Rat
__________________ 05 VR 6MT, Racing Beat CAI, BHR Ignition, Stance Coilovers, Hawk, SS brake lines.
2000 Black BMW M5 Shipped over 2/10/05 My true love
2004 Black BMW E46 M3 Garage Rat
Don't worry about any special measuring dispenser. The Idemitsu bottle has a translucent scale on the side which is measured off in 4 ounce graduations. Before fueling, just pour a little in the tank at a time until you have poured in 4 ounces. Then, fill with fuel. A little oil more or less won't hurt anything, so don't over obsess about it.
Do be careful about the bottle cap seal. It is a light blue rubbery disk inside the top of the cap, which is supposed to adhere in place, but several times I've had it stick to the bottle and almost poured it in the tank. To be safe, just remove and discard it.
I just wanna be able to go to autoparts and buy the oil. Now, which oil I best from autoparts?
Any 2 stroke oil that's designed for motorcycle use will work. There are some oils that are catalytic converter friendly as well.
There are better and worse oils of course but the only one that gave me problems was castrol's old TTS.
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Ok cool guys thanks for all your input. Much appreciated
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I search rather than rehashing the same tired subject over again for the bazillionth time, including the epic novel thread where the exact same people made the exact same argument for the bazillionth time too.
just sayin' ...
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Any 2 stroke oil that's designed for motorcycle use will work. There are some oils that are catalytic converter friendly as well.
There are better and worse oils of course but the only one that gave me problems was castrol's old TTS.
What kind of problems? I recently started premixing with it, haven't noticed anything yet.