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    Hello buddies, I just had a quick question. I just bought a Stock Outboard ASR rig and it has a 15HP Evinrude motor. What would be a good ratio of gas to oil for racing this motor? And if anyone can share some good oils and gas sellers I would thank you very much.
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    In our 45 motor, we have had the best luck with Lucas semi-synthetic at 32-1. Bill Curtis
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    OMC recommended 50:1 for the OMC-A but everybody runs much more oil. 25:1 (4%) or 5oz per gallon is a popular mix. Red Line synthetic is popular here in the west, but I've seen no proof that it is superior to any major brand of TC-3 outboard oil.
    Any regular grade pump gas will run fine, forget racing fuels, invest in props instead.

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    take a compression test, up to 130psi any pump gas will do, 135-145psi ya need high test, 150-180psi ya need a blend at least or it's guna melt in about 10mins. thinkin your at about 120-125psi , seems to be two schools on the mix, old school says extra oilis good for best seal and lube, new school... Lean on it.

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    I have been using Red Line 20/1 or 32oz per 5 gals for over 10 years in our OMC 15, Y80 and now y 102 and 302's and have no problems. I'am VERY happy with this oil. However, IT IS NOT A BREAK IN OIL. For that I use Mercury oil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill boyes
    I have been using Red Line 20/1 or 32oz per 5 gals for over 10 years in our OMC 15, Y80 and now y 102 and 302's and have no problems. I'am VERY happy with this oil. However, IT IS NOT A BREAK IN OIL. For that I use Mercury oil.
    Hey Bill ... can you explain the what/why differences between Red Line and Merc oil for break-in purposes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Thunder
    Hey Bill ... can you explain the what/why differences between Red Line and Merc oil for break-in purposes?
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    Red Line is synthetic, Merc is not. Rings will not seat properly using synthetic for break in...........
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    Quote Originally Posted by mercguy
    Red Line is synthetic, Merc is not. Rings will not seat properly using synthetic for break in...........
    Thanks everyone you have been very helpful.
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    Earl

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