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I have a 1988 Bayliner Capri with a 1988 85 HP. Force engine. What is the proper fuel mixture? It runs fine ,but a little oil smoke.Would like to know the proper ratio.
If you start experimenting with a manufacturers requirement, you may find yourself looking for a new engine after yours locks up. Oil mixture is not something that is negotiable.
If you want less smoke, buy the expensive Quicksilver brand of oil.
the bearing life should be fine with the factory mix,unless your turning a lot more rpm than what is specified, the only thing your going to help is the plugs fouling out.