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If any oil says "Energy" or "Resource Conserving" you don't want it in a wet clutch as they have friction modifiers which can cause slippage. Most good atv or cycle specific oils will have a jaso ma or md rating meaning it's rated for wet clutches. Endless number of brands you can choose from cheap to expensive. Choice is yours on this.
#5
If any oil says "Energy" or "Resource Conserving" you don't want it in a wet clutch as they have friction modifiers which can cause slippage. Most good atv or cycle specific oils will have a jaso ma or md rating meaning it's rated for wet clutches. Endless number of brands you can choose from cheap to expensive. Choice is yours on this.
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