The JASO specifications were developed by the Japanese Society of Automotive Engineers for motorcycle lubricants. They define the performance and behavior of oils in wet clutches and two-stroke or four-stroke engines.

FB

The JASO FB specification offers cleaner combustion and reduced smoke, while also protecting the engine.

FC

Ensures clean combustion and fewer deposits, suitable for motorcycles that require higher performance

The API specifications were developed by the American Petroleum Institute, which evaluates the quality and performance of lubricants in gasoline and diesel engines, according to international performance standards.

TC

The API TC specification is suitable for two-stroke engines (2T), ensuring good lubrication and protection of the engine from wear and overheating.

The ISO specifications define the performance and purity requirements for engine lubricants, recognized worldwide by the International Organization for Standardization.

ISO-L-EGB

ISO-L-EGB is the basic specification for two-stroke engines. It provides adequate lubrication and engine protection, but does not significantly limit smoke or deposits. Ideal for everyday use in standard 2T two-stroke engines.

ISO-L-EGC

ISO-L-EGC is the improved specification compared to ISO-L-EGB. It offers cleaner combustion, reduced carbon deposits, and better engine protection, suitable for more demanding use or modern two-stroke motorcycles.