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Message: [QUOTE="Solid State, post: 1192369, member: 22186"] Mandark1967, You have raised a few good points, however it's just too confusing to propose that the term 'rich' can mean a relatively high concentration of either oil or gas. IMO, 'rich' refers to fuel/air and not gas/oil. For me, 'rich' refers to fuel in the fuel charge delivered by the intake and (32:1) means 32 parts of fuel to one part of oil in the fuel tank. Otherwise, you will get endless corrections of the terms. [I](edited for clarity)[/I] [/QUOTE]