Which penrite would you use??.
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Which penrite would you use??.
Went to supercheap today to pick up my normal Penrite Brew and Penrite have a new range of oils.
I'm not 100% what end of the scale to go, both are Full Syn but not sure which Viscosity (W) would be best.
Both are suitable for my bike (track only).
RACING 10 (10W-40) Full Syn.
http://www.penriteoil.com.au/products/m ... __full_syn.
RACING 15 (15W-50) Full Syn.
http://www.penriteoil.com.au/products/m ... )_full_syn.
Cheers.
Keith
I'm not 100% what end of the scale to go, both are Full Syn but not sure which Viscosity (W) would be best.
Both are suitable for my bike (track only).
RACING 10 (10W-40) Full Syn.
http://www.penriteoil.com.au/products/m ... __full_syn.
RACING 15 (15W-50) Full Syn.
http://www.penriteoil.com.au/products/m ... )_full_syn.
Cheers.
Keith
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
Between those two for a Modern Track bike 10W40 is my understanding.
What's Penrite full syn put you back?

What's Penrite full syn put you back?
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
I use the everyday synthetic car one. But haven't bought any for a bit. Does it still exist?
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
You mean this one?Wattie wrote:I use the everyday synthetic car one. But haven't bought any for a bit. Does it still exist?
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
I was told car oil is different & not suitable for bikes 

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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
We spoke to the Penrite rep.robracer wrote:I was told car oil is different & not suitable for bikes
And their website reccomended it for bikes before they came out with their motorcycle specific range.
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
Yeah and the had a 50 one that I use in the KTMBaddie wrote:You mean this one?Wattie wrote:I use the everyday synthetic car one. But haven't bought any for a bit. Does it still exist?
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/online ... escription
Dunno what that zinc shit is. My oil bottles at home don't say that.
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
No chance of me using regular motor oil in a bike with a wet clutch!
Additives in car oil reduce friction properties, exactly what the wet clutch bikes dont need!
If it dont say JASO-MA then it has been produced with the additives, it it does say JASO-MA then you're good to go for use in your bike!
Additives in car oil reduce friction properties, exactly what the wet clutch bikes dont need!
If it dont say JASO-MA then it has been produced with the additives, it it does say JASO-MA then you're good to go for use in your bike!
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Shoul I expect a slipping clutch?
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
The new bike oil range looks interesting. I used to use Penrite Gas 10 in the ZXR as I was told this one didn't have friction modifiers in it.
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
If you're using this one, then you're ok. Its manufactured to JASO-MA which means it doesnt have the anti friction additive!Wattie wrote:Shoul I expect a slipping clutch?
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/online ... escription
Some cheaper oils dont get manufactured with the additive...... so....shit cheap oil is better than expensive oil for your bike!
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Tgats what I use.
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
GAS 10 in mine as well.....cheaper than Motul and works just as well.
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Re: Which penrite would you use??.
Johnnyflash wrote:If you're using this one, then you're ok. Its manufactured to JASO-MA which means it doesnt have the anti friction additive!Wattie wrote:Shoul I expect a slipping clutch?
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/online ... escription
Some cheaper oils dont get manufactured with the additive...... so....shit cheap oil is better than expensive oil for your bike!
So in a nutshell you are saying i need an Oil that has "JASO-MA" like this one?.
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