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  • Typical viscosity: 5 Centistokes
  • 946ml.

SKU DRIHDF

Driven HDF Synthetic Fork and Shock Absorber Oil

This synthetic shock absorber/fork oil uses the latest synthetic oil technology to provide smooth and fluid hydraulic damper performance without fading over time. The low-friction formula comes directly from the racing circuits. It uses a high viscosity index base oil and a proprietary additive package that reduces friction from the shock absorber seal, improves air release to more quickly stop foaming during rapid fluid displacement, and maintains its viscosity under extreme heat and high loads. It is designed to resist heat and oxidation. Due to its synthetic composition, HDF is superior to conventional shock absorber oils, and it delivers outstanding performance in extreme situations and racing applications. It exceeds the performance requirements of all brands of motorcycle fork oil, and also has the correct viscosity for Koni, PRO and all twin-tube racing shock absorbers. - Typical viscosity: 5 Centistokes - 946ml.

Brand
Driven Oil
Weight
1.4 kg

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