As a matter of fact PJ1 has the same SDS data sheet (for and that includes) 6 different weights although they publish that they have 8 different weights. As you see from the listings, people are concerned about the oil capacity of the fork which depends on its size.
These are the most asked queries available on the web. Also, Harley’s 41mm fork oil capacity is 11.8 ounces. Harley’s 49mm fork oil capacity is more than 24 fl. No viscosity weights are published however even in SDS. You can see that dry forks require 0.5-1.0 ozmore than wet forks. Says they are all of High Viscosity Index and Light Red in color. OIL VISCOSITY CHART Oil Viscosity Chart Motor Oil Grades What Do Oil Viscosity Numbers Mean Viscosity is the resistance to flow of a fluid. But to understand how different fork oils imp. Will see how it goes.PJ1 Fork Oil (petrol) 27) (Highly refined mineral oil (C15-C50) is 70-99% weight) Synthetic anti-seal swell additive added. In this video from, John talks to you about how to choose the right fork oil for your motorcycle. I expect to use a slightly stiffer compression/rebound setting over the standard settings. I am about 100kg and will put in a 22.7 over the weekend. You need to check the manufacturers' data sheets to be sure not to get oranges instead of apples. If using Harley brand fork oil, type B as well as E is recommended based upon the type of model. The amount of oil used varies according to the model, but for the majority of Softails and Dynas, this is roughly 9-10 ounces. Will that increase your damping? NO! The 10W from Castrol has only 15.00 To make matters even more complicated, the Castrol Synthetic Fork Oil 5W has 28 and in 10W it is 42.00 The 7.5W Motorex Racing Fork Oil has 35.9 while the 10W Silikolene Fork Oil has 34.90 are a couple charts listing a bunch of fork oils and their Replace the plugs, and then fill the forks with the caps on top with appropriate fork oils. Let's say you replace it with 10W from Castrol. If you want a apple-to-apple comparison you need to look at the viscositiy the oil has at 40☌ SUZUKI FORK OIL L01 (the one recommended in the Workshop Manual) has 15.50 As was suggested here, it is a 5W oil. You can see clearly how the higher (442) viscosity Index of the Red Line Medium fork oil changes viscosity less at colder temp. Temperatures from 0C / 32F to 50C / 122F (the data on the web page goes up to 80C).
Unlike motor oil, there is no viscosity standard for fork oil. Fork oil is available with different grades of viscosity the weight of which determines the response of the fork suspension. The chart is a comparison of HD Type E, Red Line Medium, Red Line Heavy and the 75 RL Medium / 25 Red Line Heavy fork oils.
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