This tool determines the correct ratio of oil to gasoline for two-stroke engines. For example, a designation of “50:1” signifies that for every 50 parts of gasoline, one part of oil is required. The tool calculates the specific volumes of both components needed to achieve this proportion for a given fuel tank size.
Precise mixing is critical for the reliable operation and longevity of two-stroke engines. Insufficient lubrication can lead to rapid wear and engine seizure, while excessive oil can cause fouling of spark plugs, reduced power output, and increased exhaust emissions. The adoption of precise mixing methods represents a shift toward improved engine performance and environmental responsibility in two-stroke engine applications.