When you are accustomed to Omega and start using Wildcat Premium you will think that Wildcat Premiumdoesn't have as much oil.

The Omega has 17% oil. The Wildcat Premium only has 16% oil. There is difference is the ratio of synthetic to castor.

Wildcat Premium is 80/20 and Omega is 70/30.

With a slightly lean run, the Wildcat Premium will feel rather dry whereas the Omega with more castor oil as well as more total oil will feel like it has more oil



<p align="justify"><span class="style14">PREMIUM Available in 5%, 10%, and 15% nitro's has a fuel for all of your 2-stroke needs. Wildcat Premium contains 16% total oil with a composition of 80% synthetic and 20% degummed racing castor and can be used in all 2-stroke engines that are ABC or AAC ball bearing engines. </span></p><p align="center">
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Wildcat has a Premium Extr with 18% oil at the 80/20 ratio that works better in my Four strokes
<p align="justify"><span class="style14">PREMIUM XTRA Available in 10% and 15% nitro's contains 18% total oil with a composition of 80% synthetic and 20% degummed racing castor. The extra 2% oil being for ringed, bushed engines, break-in, and where extra oil is simply wanted or required by warranty.</span></p><p align="center"></p>