Shock oil weights
I was wondering what the # on shock oils meant, and if they were directly related to the weight of the oil. ie: #400 is equal to 40wt.
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Thanks, so a #400 oil is roughly equivalent to a 30WT oil.
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Originally Posted by Tek Nickal
Thanks, so a #400 oil is roughly equivalent to a 30WT oil.
Check the Cts to see which is closest. |
Cant seem to find the equivalent...of Xray 30wt to an AE shock oil.
Can anyone please give me the equivalent of it? Thanks!! Toink :eek: |
Originally Posted by Mini Toink
Cant seem to find the equivalent...of Xray 30wt to an AE shock oil.
Can anyone please give me the equivalent of it? Thanks!! Toink :eek: According to their charts. Does AE even make a 27.5? You could use AE 30 which is 373 Cts. I think that is the closest. |
Originally Posted by scoobydo
Looks like Xray 300 (354 Cts) matches up to AE 27.5 (350 Cts) pretty good.
According to their charts. Does AE even make a 27.5? You could use AE 30 which is 373 Cts. I think that is the closest. Is Xray 300wt and Xray 30wt the same? I need the Xray 30wt. Thanks again scoobydo :blush: Toink :eek: |
Originally Posted by Mini Toink
Thank you very much for looking it up...but...
Is Xray 300wt and Xray 30wt the same? I need the Xray 30wt. Thanks again scoobydo :blush: Toink :eek: |
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