Difference between 10w-50 and 10w-60 oil? - Adventure Rider
2017年8月4日 · Ok. Both oils are much the same, use either. :) Yep, the 2008 690 Enduro owners manual, said you should use 10w60. The 2009 manual said use 10w60, but...
Difference between 10w-50 and 10w-60 oil? - Adventure Rider
2017年8月4日 · Stop and go traffic around Lake Tahoe, 80 deg OAT, oil temp 220. Hotter oil with 30 deg less heat. In this example, the cooler air temps resulted in higher oil temps because of lack of air flow. Ideally IMO, the manufactures should produce them charts based upon oil temp as well as ambient. The max oil temp would be more useful.
10w50 vs. 10w60 fullsynth motor oil - Adventure Rider
2014年4月7日 · First service is at 1000 km, but I thought that I'd do first oil (and filter) change at about 250 km. Actually I don't even fully know why. Manual says that the oil I asked for is THE oil to use, and as an alternative, 10W50 (power synt, …
Difference between 10w-50 and 10w-60 oil? - Adventure Rider
2017年8月4日 · I realize this may turn into another coconut oil thread, but I'm going to ask the question anyways. I usually run full synthetic 10w-50 oil in my 1190R. I stopped by the dealer to get a few liters and they said that they are now recommending 10w-60. What specifically is the difference in layman terms?
Difference between 10w-50 and 10w-60 oil? - Adventure Rider
2017年8月4日 · True. It's 10-weight oil. The difference is in film strength at operating temperatures. My '16 GT has had nothing but 10W-60, first with the Motorex (oil changes under warranty) and now with Motul 7100.
KTM 690 duke oil - Adventure Rider
2015年12月1日 · A mate of mine saved me a small fortune by fixing it for me, and he has recommended I used 40w 60 oil in it instead of the 10w 60 recommended by KTM for the summer. I don't know much about this kinda thing, but a bit of googling tells me that the difference between a 40w and 10w is just that it gets to a viscosity of 60 at 40 degrees instead of 10.
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2020年11月15日 · 10W-60 tells you two things, that it pours like a 10 oil when cold, hence the “W”, which is for Winter. When warmed up, it pours like a 60. There is no “weight”, and that is not what the W stands for. So 10W-50 vs 10W-60 has the exact same cold ratings, but 50 is slightly thinner than 60 when hot.
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2019年10月14日 · I was looking at some viscosity index charts for 10W-40 vs 10W-60. A quart of 10W-60 weighs within 2% of a quart of 10W-40, but 10W-60 is 150-160% more viscosity everywhere from 0-100 °C, (freezing temp to boiling point of water). It happens because the multigrade oil uses long chain polymers as viscosity index improvers.
Why am I paying extra for Motorex oil??? - Adventure Rider
2022年2月27日 · I think what @brianbrannon meant is: The 10W-50 and 10W-60 are similar viscosities at 0*F, but your 10W-60 is thicker or slower flowing at operating temperature. The 10W designation is only applicable at cold temperatures and is tested/rated at 0* F. The 60 vs 50 is the difference from the recommended oil viscosity.
Why am I paying extra for Motorex oil??? - Adventure Rider
2022年2月27日 · A high quality oil like Torco’s SR-1R and SR-5R will stay in its original viscosity range through the full oil change interval. This is why many experts are now seeing better results with a true 5w-50 versus a 10w-60 oil that starts overly thick and eventually becomes overly thin before it is changed out.