Specifications:
- Viscosity: SAE3
- Type: Shock absorber oil
- Brand: Ipone Racing
- EAN: 3700142011397
Applications and usage:
Use this oil for shock absorber maintenance and oil changes. SAE3 viscosity is a lighter option, suitable for situations where you want faster shock absorber movement and a lighter feel. This can be an advantage, for example, when driving on smoother asphalt or when you want to adjust your suspension to respond more agilely.
The oil change interval depends on your operating conditions and mileage. In racing and hard off-road driving, it is recommended to check and change the shock absorber oil more often than in normal driving. Follow your vehicle manufacturer's instructions for maintenance intervals.
Always make sure you use the correct viscosity for your shock absorber. SAE3 is a light oil, and if your shock absorber requires a thicker oil, this is not the right choice. Check the manufacturer's recommendations before using.
Frequently asked questions:
Which vehicles is this oil suitable for?
The oil is intended for shock absorbers on motorcycles, motocross bikes and ATVs.
What does SAE3 viscosity mean?
SAE3 is a light viscosity for shock absorber oils. It allows for faster shock absorber movement and a softer feel compared to thicker oils.
When should you choose SAE3 over other viscosities?
SAE3 is suitable for situations where you want a lighter, more responsive suspension. If your vehicle manufacturer recommends a light shock absorber oil or you want to experiment with a softer setting, this is a good choice.
Can this oil be used as a front leg oil?
This product is specifically designed for shock absorbers. It is recommended to use a fork oil specifically designed for the front fork, unless the manufacturer specifically recommends the use of shock absorber oil.
How often should the shock absorber oil be changed?
The change interval depends on the operating conditions. For racing and off-road use, it is recommended to change the oil more frequently. Follow the maintenance instructions of your vehicle manufacturer.
Can I mix different viscosities?
Mixing different viscosities will change the properties of the final product in an unpredictable way. Either use one viscosity or follow the manufacturer's exact mixing instructions, if any are provided.