How Much Oil To Add For 32:1 Mixture?

[Big Buttery]

Hello, I have on 89 blaster and I use yamalube for my oil and I usually add 175ML of oil for 5 litres of fuel. I was wondering if this was enough or I should add more or less?

 

[Awk08]

my metric math is lacking

I think....
175/5 is 28:1
156/5 is 32:1

but here's the foolproof way...........
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ratio-Rite-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a49f31325&vxp=mtr

 

[Big Buttery]

my metric math is lacking

I think....
175/5 is 28:1
156/5 is 32:1

but here's the foolproof way...........
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ratio-Rite-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a49f31325&vxp=mtr

Haha, I just bought some handguards for my bike and no longer have anything on my pre paid credit card. It also is being stupid with the shipping on that item.

 

[Awk08]

surely someone in canuk land sales a ratio-rite cup

search ebay, then sort results by "nearest distance first"

 

[speedyslyder]

32:1== 4 ounces per gallon do the math from there.
your using yamalube 2s?

 

[tbrooks]

Or #ml fuel/32=#ml of oil. like with us and ounces, 1 gallon=128oz/32=4oz

 

[nick20555]

Let's not over complicate this. The metric system makes things so much easier. Just take however many liters and divide by the ratio then multiply by 1000 to get mL. So in this case: 5L / 32 =
0.15625L
0.15625L x 1000mL/L = 156.25mL

I'm a 5th year mechanical engineer major with a math minor, you can trust my math lol

 

[Awk08]

Let's not over complicate this. The metric system makes things so much easier. Just take however many liters and divide by the ratio then multiply by 1000 to get mL. So in this case: 5L / 32 =
0.15625L
0.15625L x 1000mL/L = 156.25mL

I'm a 5th year mechanical engineer major with a math minor, you can trust my math lol

woohooo, I haven't had a math class since before most of you were born, and I got it right above.
momma's gonna be so proud of me

 

[Herpderplol]

Let's not over complicate this. The metric system makes things so much easier. Just take however many liters and divide by the ratio then multiply by 1000 to get mL. So in this case: 5L / 32 =
0.15625L
0.15625L x 1000mL/L = 156.25mL

I'm a 5th year mechanical engineer major with a math minor, you can trust my math lol

This is easier than my chemistry class.

But mainly because i have to show work. I allow my grade to drop below an A in any math class by not showing work. B is the limit though

 

[Big Buttery]

32:1== 4 ounces per gallon do the math from there.
your using yamalube 2s?

Im not sure. I think its just Yamalube. I also have Motul synthetic and the crappy walmart oil I used then I first got it.

 

[Davo]

I use a plastic measuring cup from Ace Hardware. The Oxo Good Grips mini.