While unsire of exactly what you mean, I am pretty sure you mean the "premix" gas-oil ratio. Depending on the oil you use and whether you had work done to the bike or not can change this answer. Stock YZ 250 premix with your typical "Yamalube 2R" is 32:1. Meaning that you can mix one bottle of oil (16oz) to 4 gallons of gasoline. However if you use a high quality, full synthetic oil "Belray H1R" you can go as high as 50:1. Meaning less oil than the 32:1 mixture. This mixture is approx. 8 oz. oil for 4 gallons of fuel. I would highly recommend using a 32:1 ration no matter what kind of oil you use, even though the manufacturer states you can use 32:1-50:1 oil to gas ratios.
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its says to use 32:1 ratio, if the bike has a fresh rebuild of the cylinder and piston use 15:1
Use the AMSOIL Interceptor 2-cycle synthetic oil at a 50:1 mix rate.
The correct fuel to oil ratio for a 1996 Yamaha YZ 80 is 60 to 1. The bikes have a single cylinder, 2-stroke engine.
32:1 with Yamalube 2r
DEPENDING ON WHAT TYPE OF FUEL YOU USE , IT CAN BE EITHER 40:1 , OR 50:1 .
Yes, a YZ 250 is a 2 stroke, a YZ 250F is a 4 stroke.
32 to 1 is the stock ratio. Most modern 2 stroke oils can be mixed leaner.
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2001-2012
32:1 for KX 40:1 for YZ Not sure the ratio on CR's, and RM's.