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More specifically, motorcycle oil doesn’t have friction modifiers added to it, while regular car oil does.
And many heavy duty (diesel) engine oils will do the trick too.
Used shell rotella 15w-40 in my (old) bikes for years! It at least used to carry a JASO MA cert too.
Bobistheoilguy for research. That's a link to a random thread on HDEOs for wet clutches. I'm sorry in advance if this leads anyone down a rabbit hole.
Has to be T4 or T6. T5 has friction modifiers.
But you are spot on. Rotella T6 for anything powersports (as long as the weight range matches your local climate).
Good point! I've been using the T6!
Used to as well.