OK gas is new to me i have a motor with time on it and it is time to go with a synthetic oil i picked up some amsoil injector oil mix it to 50 to 1 ratio is the oil ok to use or should i be using somthing else like amsoil 1000 or 2000 mixed 50 to 1 ratio any and all input would be great or klotz oil the one made for r/c gas motors

Do not use the injector oil, its not formulated for our two strokes.

Use either 100:1 mix or the 2000 which is mixed at 50:1.

thanks roger was going to run the motor this weekend will go out and find the wright oil this time Dino ps the mounts are great a small thing like the mount s make it so much easier on the set up if you have nver seen look at this wed sight you love it

Thats not what Amsoil says. If you look at their info it is fine for non injector use as well at a 50:1 ratio

That is news to me, as that was not the case not so long ago, they specifically said not to run the injector oil in a not injector motor.
Sorry If I misled anyone, but that is not the info I got.

I have just re-read the instructions, and your right, this part has changed somewhat, but with a twist.

If you use 100:1 Injector oil to be used in a non injector environment, then you mix it at 50:1
If you use 100:1 non injector oil then you mix it at 100:1

Sorry Dino about misleading you.

I was a bit worried myself as all I could find was injector oil so I scoured their web site an reasurred myself. It seems to work fine.
In the old days when injector systems were not so accurate we used to premix and throw it in the bikes tank instead of useing the injector.

BME recommends the series 2000 oil mixed at 50-1 for it's gassers

Series 2000 Amsoil is a 50:1 mix where as the 100:1 is to be mixed 100:1 or as stated on the other post if its Injector oil, mix at 50:1

On a particular snowmobile engine setup the oil injector is delivering 20/1 at full throttle and 100/1 at idle ,just for a matter of interest.

Taken from WW.Amsoil.com
Note the remark about temp for you guys up North



Both AMSOIL Synthetic Injector Oil and 100:1 Pre-mix Oil mix readily with fuel even in low temperatures. However, AMSOIL Injector Oil with its -45°F pour point and SAE #4 miscibility and fluidity rating, is better suited for severe cold. It is recommended for use in injector systems as well as 50:1 pre-mix. Also, AMSOIL injector oil will help ease starting because it does not solidify or get gummy in the motor which allows it to turn over more freely.

OK every one seems to be using amsoil is any one using something else like klotz or i saw someone say he was using mobile one and is any one using two cycle oil made for dirt bikes like Honda oil hp2 lets see what people have to say about this

Over the years, I have used most all of the oils for dirt bikes, like Castrol, Klotz, Belray, and even the Honda stuff in gas engines, both bikes and aircraft, with zero problems. Having read the SAE tests, and seen the data, I have no reason not to use Amsoil. It's just that it is far superior to all conventional oils, and on top of the heap as far as synthetics are concerned.

Vince

no problem glad to see all the input found that the honda oil works good also

I'm using Stihl 2 stroke oil at 50:1 for all my gas burners. I've got 87 logged hours on a g-62 with original plug. Very little carbon build up inside engine. Cost of the oil is $1 for a 2 1/2 gal mix.

Any way just ran the motor a fox 3.2 with a pk 21-10 prop holy shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhht that thing is powerful never did gas before mixed up that Honda hp2 oil at 32-1 this plane is going to be a power house a patty by gp thanks for all the great feed back :rainfro:

Now don't go break that plane Dino :drowning: