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SP GEAR HV 75W-140 is a high-grade high viscosity (Limited Slip) 'Total Drive Line' transmission oil. The synthetic formula ensures excellent protection and operation of transmissions, final drives and differentials, even in the lowest temperature conditions.

The product has been specially developed for final drives and differentials of road and off-road motorcycles and quads. SP GEAR HV 75W-140 is suitable for both recreational and competition use.

Specifications:

  • API GL-4 / GL-5 / MT-1

Typical standard analyses:

  • Density at 15°C: 0.878 kg/l
  • Viscosity at 40°C: 178.00 mm²/s
  • Viscosity at 100°C: 26.40 mm²/s
  • Viscosity Index: 184
  • Flash Point (COC): 252°C
  • Pour Point: -48°C
  • Brookfield viscosity at -40°C: 116,200 mPa·s

Putoline SP Gear HV 75W-140 500ml Pouch

SKU: PTGOSPGEARHV
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SP GEAR HV 75W-140 is a high-grade high viscosity (Limited Slip) 'Total Drive Line' transmission oil. The synthetic formula ensures excellent protection and operation of transmissions, final drives and differentials, even in the lowest temperature conditions.

The product has been specially developed for final drives and differentials of road and off-road motorcycles and quads. SP GEAR HV 75W-140 is suitable for both recreational and competition use.

Specifications:

  • API GL-4 / GL-5 / MT-1

Typical standard analyses:

  • Density at 15°C: 0.878 kg/l
  • Viscosity at 40°C: 178.00 mm²/s
  • Viscosity at 100°C: 26.40 mm²/s
  • Viscosity Index: 184
  • Flash Point (COC): 252°C
  • Pour Point: -48°C
  • Brookfield viscosity at -40°C: 116,200 mPa·s