That explains the differences better than a page full of text. Simple and it gets the point across.
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reza_hosseiniNewcomerNov 6, 2026
That's not how you flip that you twat!
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danielavega98NewcomerNov 6, 2026
Now do that same test at different temperatures.
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realmehmetNewcomerNov 6, 2026
slower is better?
realnadiaNewcomerNov 6, 2026
At temperature they all have the same viscosity
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aisha_khanNewcomerNov 6, 2026
Completely fucking useless info.
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emre.kayaNewcomerNov 6, 2026
Captain here: it's about motoroil viscosity... how it reacts to high temperatures and shit
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bilalahmed50NewcomerNov 6, 2026
Captain and former tribologist here. What this shows is how multi-grade engine oils work, sort of. The *W designation is the low temperature rating, and the second number is the operating temperature rating. A 5W40 behaves like a SAE 5 at low temperature and like an SAE 40 at ope
taylor.islaNewcomerNov 6, 2026
That’s quite uninformative information! Which viscosity is the best for which use?
You like playing with oily balls?
That explains the differences better than a page full of text. Simple and it gets the point across.
That's not how you flip that you twat!
Now do that same test at different temperatures.
slower is better?
At temperature they all have the same viscosity
Completely fucking useless info.
Captain here: it's about motoroil viscosity... how it reacts to high temperatures and shit
Captain and former tribologist here. What this shows is how multi-grade engine oils work, sort of. The *W designation is the low temperature rating, and the second number is the operating temperature rating. A 5W40 behaves like a SAE 5 at low temperature and like an SAE 40 at ope
That’s quite uninformative information! Which viscosity is the best for which use?