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New Motul oils are Jaso MA2 Aproved. I think the "old" Motul's meets Jaso MA2 but don't are certified.

Someone knows this brand? http://www.wolfoil.com/en_com/default.aspx Thanks.

Originally Posted By: quarterliter What do you mean by wet clutch less power? And I see your from Spain. Marquez, Lorenzo, or Pedrosa? I'm not a Honda guy but Marquez is the most entertaining racer to watch. Rossi said he could be the best ever and I believe it. Dry clutches are smaller and...

Originally Posted By: quarterliter Do motoGP bikes use a dry clutch so they could use slippery oil that won't work with a wet clutch? The wet clutch less power compared with a dry clutch.

From MotoGP.com: In addition to fuel, lubricant suppliers provide the teams with race modified engine oil, to lubricate and therefore reduce friction, which produces better fuel economy. This in turn means the bike can carry a minimum amount of fuel. MotoGP lubricants are based on a standard...

What engine is your 500?

Don't use the 20W50! This engine runs better with a 10W40. The hidraulic lifters and chain tensioner are critical in this car, 20W50 is too thick, and mineral oils create excessive sludge for the lifters. My father was a expert in this cars, working in the 80's for the brand.

Originally Posted By: Torres Do you guys know the equivalent Rotella T in Europe? Should be the Rimula X ? http://www.aceiteparamimotor.com/es/product/shell-rimula-r2-extra-15w40-20l http://lubricantes-online.com/epages/eb2659.mobile/es_ES/?ObjectID=14002312

I'm running Shell Helix 20W50 standard on my Husqvarna 250. 900 ml oil capacity with shared sump and runs perfect.

Hello, I have JCB tranny oil from my excavator: CB Gear Oil HP Plus JCB Standard: 4000/2200 Sizes available: 5ltr, 20ltr, 200ltr, 1000ltr A high performance gear oil with enhanced viscosity stability for consistent protection throughout its service life. In addition to ensuring excellent wear...

Hello HPCGMC. 5-10 hrs intervals is excessive for the 620, my friends have a 640 and 690, and they change oil every 5.000 kms, they ride 90% offroad. This is not the best, but I think 1.500 or 2.000 kms is right for a 620.

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete Originally Posted By: Sprocket Why not Edge 10W60? He said he wanted an oil with good shear stability. I have yet to find a 10w-60 oil that is shear stable. Extract from http://www.zfdoc.com/faq.htm " The C4 Corvette ZF S6-40 6-speed transmission uses engine...

Why not Edge 10W60? Is a good alternative for the 20W50.

Last weekend I run with Motul 300V 15W50 again, definitely starts faster, shift better and clutch runs smooth whith the Petronas 5w40, but only for a short periode. After two hours the gears are harsh, and oil likes water. I will go for the Shell Helix when finish my Motul stock, or if the...

True, but on the motorcycle should not degrade much more.

Now I back to the 300V 15W50, and switch to Helix 20W50 or Edge 10W60 when finish my "stock" of Motul. Castrol Edge 10W60 is the more used oil here in Europe in Nurburgring, and It was also used in the V8Supercars and Corvette ZF six speed gearboxes with great success. Extract from...

150 kms, no several use, and the Petronas 5W40 likes water!

All the common rail are sensitives, and the rotary pumps made by Delphi-Lucas. The Bosch PE (lineal) and the rotary VE runs perfect. The Bosch VP 44 is to much sensitive to fuel viscosity, runs ok but makes excessive hot. You can mix @ 3-5%, no issues.

Is the "old formula", Helix Super 20W50,only ACEA A2-B2, but if is good, no problem, next week go for it! Thanks!

Originally Posted By: Clevy You change the oil every 3 hours? What bike and sump capacity Is a Husqvarna TC 250 2010 and 0'9 lts shared with train.