🔍 Ratio Rite Perfect Gas-Oil Mixture Cup: Accurate Mixing for Optimal Performance! Review

I've had one since I was a kid finally had to replace it (mixed car paintwork in old) now that my son drives. Great tool to have on hand.

Handy item for mixing 2-stroke engine oil as well as measuring fork oil or whatever else you need to measure around your workshop (don't piss off your wife by using a measuring cup)

They've been around ever since. Very accurate and easy to use. I wish they would make an older version with a larger font to make it easier to read.

Just what I needed This thing measures everything in moderation! Really great thing if you have two-stroke engines. I am very happy with my purchase. Arrived in 3 days super fast delivery.

Only fork oil needs to be added to the front cartridges. worked perfectly for this purpose and I didn't spill even a drop. I wish the times were finer tuned. It should have been 12.5 times but the results were 12 and then 14 times so I had to guess a bit. Luckily, what I did didn't have to be absolutely perfect.

I found this out knowing it didn't have a lid but decided to buy one later. I found out that a lid costs as much as a mug! I ended up buying from another brand because they had a lid and I don't see any quality difference. It's pretty much useless without a lid unless you like junk in the oil.

This simple, easy-to-use reservoir is still made in the USA and accurately measures any ratio of oil in 1, 1.5, 2, or 2.5 gallon premix. can be a bit difficult to read in certain low light conditions. Convenient metric and imperial measurements on the back for convenience. If you're mixing premixes from jumbo bottles then this is what you need!

This is a replacement for the one I had many years ago when I was racing two strokes. Somehow I put the original in the wrong place. This is excellent for measuring oil for 2-stroke gas mixtures. Lately it has been measuring the amount of oil in a motorcycle fork very accurately for me. It's a simple thing, but it has so many uses. I will always have one in my garage. Will last forever if you don't lose it like I did.

These Ratio-Rite cups have been around for years. You don't really need it these days because the size of oil tanks depends on the gallons of gas you have. I want to know and measure it. Then you can save a lot of money in the long run. You can buy two-stroke oil in bulk and measure it, plus don't buy that 2.6 oz. small oil holders that are expensive. All in all, a very accurate measuring cup for all ratios of two-stroke mixes. It has never failed me or any of my friends who use it daily.