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Old 10-07-2003, 05:54 PM
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Viscosity Classifications
Does anyone have a convenient chart or reference that shows the viscosity range of SAE oil weights (i.e.: 5W, 10w, 20W, etc.) at various Kinematic viscosities (i.e.: cSt 40 C; cSt 100C, 210 SUS, etc.) ???
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Originally Posted by knapp9
Does anyone have a convenient chart or reference that shows the viscosity range of SAE oil weights (i.e.: 5W, 10w, 20W, etc.) at various Kinematic viscosities (i.e.: cSt 40 C; cSt 100C, 210 SUS, etc.) ???
Something like this?

http://www.infineum.com/information/viscosity.html
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Perfect!!!

Thank you.
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