Gas Oil Ratio Calculator
Physics & EngineeringCalculates the amount of two-stroke oil to mix with a given amount of gasoline for a target gas-to-oil ratio.
Oil Needed (mL)
The amount of two-stroke oil to mix in for your chosen ratio.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is the oil amount calculated?
Oil Needed = Gasoline Volume / Ratio. For example, at a 50:1 ratio, every 50 parts of gasoline need 1 part of oil, so 5000mL of gas needs 5000/50 = 100mL of oil.
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