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SAE weight is about as accurate as stirring the oil with your finger and comparing it to honey, syrup, or pudding and then lumping it under that category. Look at
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SAE weight is about as accurate as stirring the oil with your finger and comparing it to honey, syrup, or pudding and then lumping it under that category.
Look at cSt at a given temperature. It is much more relevant to a combustion engine, where SAE weight is much more relevant to pouring a liquid through a small hole out of a bottle. Completely worthless spec. imo. |
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