Eni i-Ride racing 5W-40

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A synthetic 5W-40 engine oil rated API SN and JASO MA2 for high-output four-stroke motorcycle engines.

Classification
Product line Eni i-Ride racing 5 oils
SAE viscosity 5W-40What SAE means
Base oil synthetic
Intended use motorcycles
API class What API means
JASO class
Typical properties
Viscosity at 40 °C 77 mm²/s
Viscosity at 100 °C 13 mm²/s
Viscosity index 173
CCS viscosity at -30 °C 5470 mPa·s
Pour point -33 °C
Flash point 226 °C
Density 845 kg/m³

Description

Eni i-Ride racing 5W-40 is a synthetic oil from the i-Ride racing line for high-performance four-stroke motorcycle engines under heavy mechanical and thermal stress. Its 5W grade gives easier cold starts than the 10W oils in the line.

The oil meets API SN and JASO MA2; its JASO registration number is M039ENL036. The data sheet lists no official approvals from motorcycle manufacturers.

Typical figures: kinematic viscosity 77 mm²/s at 40 °C and 13 mm²/s at 100 °C, viscosity index 173, pour point -33 °C, flash point 226 °C, density 845 kg/m³.

Application

High-performance four-stroke motorcycle engines working under heavy mechanical and thermal stress.

Worth knowing

The only 5W in the i-Ride racing line, this oil is also described differently: the Eni data sheet speaks of a formula based on synthetic technology, whereas for both 10W-50s, the 10W-60 and the two-stroke version it says “top synthetic”. Hence the base-oil label in the catalogue: synthetic, not fully synthetic. The set of codes does not change as a result: API SN and JASO MA2 are the same here as in the three 10W siblings.

When comparing data sheets across the line, check the temperature in the CCS row: for this oil it is given at -30 °C, as grade 5W requires, and for the 10W oils at -25 °C, so the mPa·s figures themselves cannot be compared with each other. The article on reading an oil data sheet explains why, and which other rows should not be compared directly. On the hot side there is a difference too: at 100 °C this oil is the thinnest of the four-stroke i-Ride racing oils, and its SAE grade 40 is lower than the 50 and 60 of its siblings.

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