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elif_79xNewcomerNov 6, 2026

You like playing with oily balls?

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isabela.carvalhoNewcomerNov 6, 2026

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?