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Putoline GPR6 Shock Oil 2.5W 15 Litre BiB (74674)

Putoline GPR6 Shock Oil 2.5W 15 Litre BiB (74674)

GPR 6 2.5W is a special shock absorber oil for competition purposes. The addition of special additives gives the product the following properties:

  • Unsurpassed lubrication
  • Reduces friction
  • More direct feel between tyre and road surface
  • Counteracts foaming
  • Very stable viscosity
  • Prevents loss of absorption

Typical standard analyses:

  • Density at 15 °C, kg/l: 0.844
  • Viscosity 40 °C, mm²/s: 7.01
  • Viscosity 100 °C, mm²/s: 3.11
  • Viscosity Index: 443
  • Flash Point PM, °C: 95
  • Pour Point, °C: -54
$456.29
Putoline GPR6 Shock Oil 2.5W 15 Litre BiB (74674)
$456.29

Putoline GPR6 Shock Oil 2.5W 15 Litre BiB (74674)

GPR 6 2.5W is a special shock absorber oil for competition purposes. The addition of special additives gives the product the following properties:

  • Unsurpassed lubrication
  • Reduces friction
  • More direct feel between tyre and road surface
  • Counteracts foaming
  • Very stable viscosity
  • Prevents loss of absorption

Typical standard analyses:

  • Density at 15 °C, kg/l: 0.844
  • Viscosity 40 °C, mm²/s: 7.01
  • Viscosity 100 °C, mm²/s: 3.11
  • Viscosity Index: 443
  • Flash Point PM, °C: 95
  • Pour Point, °C: -54

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GPR 6 2.5W is a special shock absorber oil for competition purposes. The addition of special additives gives the product the following properties:

  • Unsurpassed lubrication
  • Reduces friction
  • More direct feel between tyre and road surface
  • Counteracts foaming
  • Very stable viscosity
  • Prevents loss of absorption

Typical standard analyses:

  • Density at 15 °C, kg/l: 0.844
  • Viscosity 40 °C, mm²/s: 7.01
  • Viscosity 100 °C, mm²/s: 3.11
  • Viscosity Index: 443
  • Flash Point PM, °C: 95
  • Pour Point, °C: -54
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