Should be fine. I wouldn't add Standyne or PS. Bio-diesel has been shown to be a far better lubricant that either of those. 2% provides about 1/2 the wear as compared to using Stanadyne or PS. If you don't have Bio available, mix in 2 cycle oil to a ratio of 100:1 to 200:1. The study I saw was for 200:1 ratio and wear reduction was nearly as good as 2% bio (about 50% better than stanadyne or PS.)
The study is here and is from dieselplace. A good read and worth the 15 min.
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