2.5W Is A Lightweight Oil, It’s Best Used As A Mix-And-Match Add-On To Tweak The Weight Of Other Oils
Engineered as a lightweight synthetic suspension fluid, this 2.5WT formulation delivers precision tuning capabilities through seamless blending with complementary Juice Lubes oils. Advanced anti-stiction and anti-foam technology ensures consistent damping performance and responsiveness throughout extended, demanding rides. The refined additive package maintains optimal suspension feel while minimizing friction-induced inconsistencies, making it ideal for riders seeking reliable performance across varied terrain and conditions.
This premium suspension oil features a robust additive package with oxidation inhibitors and corrosion-resistant compounds, extending component longevity under demanding conditions. The 2.5WT weight offers versatility—deploy as a standalone formulation or blend strategically with other Juice Lubes oils to achieve your ideal suspension characteristics tailored to rider weight and riding discipline.
Always consult your suspension manufacturer's guidelines prior to application to ensure optimal performance and component compatibility with this suspension oil.
KEY FEATURES
Fully blendable to allow the precise tuning of suspension systems
Stable, no foaming across a very wide temperature range resulting in consistent feel and performance
Extremely high viscosity index to maintain damping at elevated temperatures whilst also ensuring correct suspension operation at low temperatures
Stable under pressure and compatible with air, nitrogen or argon charged suspension systems
Excellent anti-wear protection with a high resistance to water contamination and degradation
Long service life, prolongs seal life
Recyclable packaging
SPECIFICATIONS
Density @ 15°C 0.841 g/cm³
Viscosity @ 40°C 9.0 cSt
Viscosity @ 100°C 3.5 cSt
Viscosity Index 350+
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