WOLF RACING TRANS/AXLE 75W-90 ESTER
This advanced sustainable RRBO transmission oil, fortified with ester and PAO, is especially developed for racing vehicles.
Type in your brand and model
- ARVIN MERITOR - 0-76-E
- BMW - OSP
- CHRYSLER - MS 9763
- DANA - SFU
- FIAT - 9.55550-DA3
- FIAT - 9.55550-DA4
- FIAT - 9.55550-DA6
- FIAT - 9.55550-DA7
- FIAT - 9.55550-DA8
- FIAT - 9.55550-MX4
- HEWLAND - SFU
- HOLLINGER - SFU
- MACK - GO-J
- MCLAREN - MOB PTX
- PORSCHE - 000.043.204.19
- PORSCHE - 000.043.204.20
- PORSCHE - 000.043.204.71
- PORSCHE - 000.043.207.76
- PORSCHE - 000.043.210.12
- PORSCHE - 000.043.304.71
- PORSCHE - 000.043.305.55
- PORSCHE - 999.917.062.00
- PORSCHE - 999.917.067.00
- PORSCHE - 999.917.090.00
- PORSCHE - 999.917.545.00
- PORSCHE - 999.917.546.00
- RICARDO - SFU
- SADEV - SFU
- SCANIA - STO 2:0A FS
- SCHMIDT ANTRIEBSTECHNIK - SFU
- X-TRAC - SFU
- ZF - TE-ML 05A
- ZF - TE-ML 05B
- ZF - TE-ML 07A
- ZF - TE-ML 12N
- ZF - TE-ML 16F
- ZF - TE-ML 17B
- ZF - TE-ML 19C
- ZF - TE-ML 21A
- API - GL-5
- API - MT-1
This advanced sustainable RRBO transmission oil, fortified with ester and PAO, is especially developed for racing vehicles. The oil's excellent viscosity at low temperatures guarantees quick protection of all gears.
This is a special sustainable RRBO transmission oil with extreme pressure properties, specifically composed for use in extreme racing circumstances.
This lubricant performs extremely well at low temperatures when the gear box is still cold and provides outstanding oil film strength at high temperatures.
| Test | Method | Unit | Average Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| Density at 15°C | ASTM D4052 | g/ml | 0.881 |
| Kinematic viscosity at 40°C | ASTM D445 | mm²/s | 104 |
| Kinematic viscosity at 100°C | ASTM D445 | mm²/s | 15.4 |
| Viscosity index | ASTM D2270 | 156 | |
| Pour point | ASTM D6892 | °C | -51 |
| Colour | VISUAL | LIGHT BROWN |
We reserve the right to alter the general characteristics of our products in order to let our customers benefit of the latest technical evolutions.
