Shock Oil Vs Fork Oil at Eva Mowery blog

Shock Oil Vs Fork Oil. Fork oil lubricates a motorcycle’s fork tubes to slow down wear and corrosion. Shock oil is either 3wt or. You will find that 'shock' oils have a higher v.i. The fluid’s viscosity (often thought of as its thickness) influences how fast or slow the oil flows through the shock valves. I know that fork oil 5wt is the usually the standard. It also helps with the heat and friction generated from the constant. I see that shock fluids are generally lower viscosity than fork oils, and that shock fluids often have higher viscosity. What is the difference between fork oil and shock oil? How to choose motorcycle fork oil. Apart from that, remember that for fork oil you're looking at (or should be) the 40c / 100f viscosity, not the 100c / 212f viscosity. Because generally shocks generally see a larger swing in temp than a fork (for many. A thin fluid flows faster and results in quicker, springier shock feel. As far as i know, all oil used in mtb suspension is essentially the same basic fluid, plus additives. In contrast, a thick fluid flows more slowly and results in slower rebound and stiffer shock feel.

How to choose motorcycle fork oil. Because generally shocks generally see a larger swing in temp than a fork (for many. You will find that 'shock' oils have a higher v.i. It also helps with the heat and friction generated from the constant. Shock oil is either 3wt or. I know that fork oil 5wt is the usually the standard. The fluid’s viscosity (often thought of as its thickness) influences how fast or slow the oil flows through the shock valves. As far as i know, all oil used in mtb suspension is essentially the same basic fluid, plus additives. Apart from that, remember that for fork oil you're looking at (or should be) the 40c / 100f viscosity, not the 100c / 212f viscosity. Fork oil lubricates a motorcycle’s fork tubes to slow down wear and corrosion.

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Shock Oil Vs Fork Oil A thin fluid flows faster and results in quicker, springier shock feel. Because generally shocks generally see a larger swing in temp than a fork (for many. Fork oil lubricates a motorcycle’s fork tubes to slow down wear and corrosion. I know that fork oil 5wt is the usually the standard. You will find that 'shock' oils have a higher v.i. How to choose motorcycle fork oil. The fluid’s viscosity (often thought of as its thickness) influences how fast or slow the oil flows through the shock valves. It also helps with the heat and friction generated from the constant. As far as i know, all oil used in mtb suspension is essentially the same basic fluid, plus additives. In contrast, a thick fluid flows more slowly and results in slower rebound and stiffer shock feel. I see that shock fluids are generally lower viscosity than fork oils, and that shock fluids often have higher viscosity. A thin fluid flows faster and results in quicker, springier shock feel. Apart from that, remember that for fork oil you're looking at (or should be) the 40c / 100f viscosity, not the 100c / 212f viscosity. Shock oil is either 3wt or. What is the difference between fork oil and shock oil?