Is this the same oil as the Pennzoil was? Any compatibility issues from mixing the two?
Pennzoil has been replaced with Quaker State 2-stroke oil. There are no known issues in the mixing the two.
I need to buy two stroke oil but obviously I am concerned about switching to an unknown oil for my airplane. Is this oil truly a replacement? Does the Quaker State 2 cycle oil meet API-TC specs?
Yes, it is a true replacement. Per the Quaker State website: Meets current JASO standards FA & FB and exceeds API service level TC.
I have Rotax 503 in my airplane. I have used Pennzoil since the beginning and now can't find it anywhere... Is this oil going to be ok to replace? It says it only mixes 40-1, I need 50-1, and can I mix at that ratio?
This is the replacement for the Pennzoil. You can mix at 50-1 without any trouble.
I have a Rotax 447 been using Pennzoil 50.1 - 8 oz of oil to 3 gal of gas, The QS is 7.8 Oz of oil to 3 Gal of gas, Will it be ok just to add the 8 OZ of QS to 3 gal of gas and be ok for 50.1?
Yes, this will work just fine.
Is this Quaker State 2 cycle air cooled oil a mineral or synthetic oil? Can it replace CPS AV-2 Oil for Rotax engines?
Per Quaker State, this is Conventional composition oil. Not synthetic. Yes, this a 2 cycle oil, same as AV-2 for use with Rotax engines.
Is this Quaker State 2 cycle oil suitable for free air cooled (has no fan) 2 cycle engines?
Yes.
How much gasoline to use for 3.2 o/z of quaker state oil?
Yes, this is a 2-cycle oil which per the notes on the web description has a 40:1 ratio, so 3.2 oz of oil should treat about 8 gallons of gas, but the end user must review the instructions on the container before mixing to verify the ratio.
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