HP TRANS OIL SAE 80W/85WHONDA
HP TRANS OIL SAE 80W/85W Item: 08C35-A851M01 CHEMICALS Size: 32 OZ Your Price: $9.07 Qty: Product DescriptionHP Trans Oil offers ultra-high film strength and shear stability to minimize transmission wear, while its high thermal stability prevents foaming and premature oil breakdown. Special anti-friction additives allow smoother shifting, while minimizing drag and power loss. Anti-shear additives increase clutch life, reducing clutch slippage.
Recommended Posts good afternoon all, i have a 1996 cr250 that i just picked up and i have searched on here for what oil to put in the trans. some searches say gear oil and some say 10w40 and some say they are similar. can i run the Honda HP 80w/85w in the trans or do i need a 10w40 cycle oil? are they very different? Link to commentShare on other sites
Either will work equally well for you.
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Use the cheapest stuff you can get your hands on. If the bike shifts OK and the clutch works well, you're all set. Type-F ATF is popular too. Changing the oil frequently is far more important than what is put in there. JayC
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I have been running Bel-Ray Gear Saver Motorcycle Tansmission Oil SAE 80W on my 2003 CR250 since I bought my bike and it has been working great for me. Link to commentShare on other sites
honda hp trans oil is all I ever used. never a prob. btw-I had a 96 cr250 too, great, powerfull bike. Link to commentShare on other sites
97 CR 250.... I use HP4 (gold bottle) for tranny oil. And HP2(blue)for pre-mix and had no problems. Link to commentShare on other sites
X2 ....... I've used the cheep-o stuff from 7-11 and even use valvoline 2-stroke oil some times Link to commentShare on other sites
I used to always use the Honda HP gear oil, and recently switched to Rotella T, cant tell a difference in shifting, but the Rotella is much cheaper. Link to commentShare on other sites
cheap-castrol 10/40 for every bike i've had 2-stroke/4-stroke/streetbikes for over 35 yrs.. put/spend what you want:busted: Link to commentShare on other sites
+1 on the Rotella. I've been running it in my son's CR85R as well as my CRF450R and previous CRF450X. I tore down my sons bike to do tha top end last summer, and just did the clutch a couple weeks ago. Everything inside looks great Link to commentShare on other sites
KLOTZ flex drive 30 ,nuff said Link to commentShare on other sites
thankyou all for the replys! Link to commentShare on other sites
Well, I have a similar question - related. I had run 20W 50 in my 01 cr250r and it worked great. Then switched to that Honda HP stuff, red bottle. Didn't like it. Felt like it was harder to shift. May drain it out and take a look. Could be coincidence, like maybe I need a new clutch, but it doesn;t feel like it is slipping. Anybody else that DOES NOT like the red HP tranny oil bottle? Thanks Link to commentShare on other sites
Rottella. Used it for ever, in every vehicle I've had. Never had a issue. Just change it often,that's the biggest thing. Link to commentShare on other sites
Another ATF user here. Butter smooth clutch and shift action on my 96 CR. Link to commentShare on other sites
HP trans or Maxima, whatever I can get cheaper. When you change out your clutch go to steel pressure plates and you'll foul your oil less quickly.
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Have used Honda HP and maxima 80wt. Both excellent. The maxima seems a little more viscous, shifting is excellent with both products. My personal feeling is I find slightly faster clutch wear with the Honda oil. I change oil very frequently. These are both easily found at local mx shops. Also a thumbs up to klotz oils as well, but they are usually a mail order item for me at least. Link to commentShare on other sites
No, Don't use ATF... You would think you can, but it does not have the cooling properties as regular oil does. The life of your clutches and parts will thanks you.. Link to commentShare on other sites
You mean the wet clutch and gears that are just like that in an automatic transmission. My clutch and parts have already thanked me for using ATF. 😢 Link to commentShare on other sites
I have a 1993 CR250, I just run 5W-40 in it, works just fine. Link to commentShare on other sites
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