59ml 10WT~160WT Shock Absorber Oil Differential Oil Lubricant for RC Remote Control Model Crawler Car Buggy Truck

$33.99

Color: 450CS 32.5WT
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59ml 10WT~160WT Shock Absorber Oil Differential Oil Lubricant for RC Remote Control Model Crawler Car Buggy Truck

$33.99

$33.99

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Color: 450CS 32.5WT
  • 450CS 32.5WT
  • 400CS 30WT
  • 600CS 40WT
  • 500CS 35WT
  • 250CS 22.5WT
  • 200CS 20WT
  • 350CS 27.5WT
  • 300CS 25WT
  • 150CS 15WT
  • 100CS 10WT
  • 1500CS 115WT
  • 2000CS 160WT
  • 800CS 50WT
  • 700CS 45WT
  • 1000CS 80WT
  • 900CS 60WT

Key Features

  • Viscosity Range — It covers 10WT to 160WT, so you can pick the oil weight that suits your vehicle.
  • Damping Number Guide — A larger number means higher concentration and stronger damping, while a smaller number means thinner oil and softer damping.
  • Interchangeable Oil Use — Differential oil and shock absorber oil are essentially the same, so with special adjustments either one can be used.
  • 59ml Bottle — It comes as one bottle of about 59ml (2 oz).

Product Specifications

  • Volume: 59ml
  • Intended Use: Vehicles & Remote Control Toys
  • Age Range: 14+y

What It Is / How It Works

This is a 59ml shock absorber oil for RC model cars, buggies, crawlers and trucks. Shock absorber oil provides damping and shock absorption. The higher the number, the greater the concentration and the slower the shock absorption response.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Hobbyists who tune damping on RC model cars, buggies, crawlers and trucks are the usual buyers. Owners of big foot, off road, flat or drifting builds tend to match the oil number to how their vehicle is set up and driven, so a bottle that offers a range of weights helps them adjust over time.

How to Use / Care

  1. Before installing the shock absorbers, soak the O-ring in shock absorber oil so it expands and seals better.
  2. Pick the oil number for your build: big foot cars use 700 or 800, off road vehicles and short trucks use 500 or 600, and flat or rally bikes use 300 or 400.
  3. For drifting cars, the usual choice is between 300-400cst.
  4. Let the suspension stand still for a while, either on the suspension frame or on a cardboard box with a few small holes.

How to Choose

Start with the vehicle type, then read the number. Big foot cars use 700 or 800, off road vehicles and short trucks use 500 or 600, and flat or rally bikes use 300 or 400. Drifting cars usually use 300-400cst. Since a larger number means stronger damping, choose a higher number for firmer control and a lower number for softer damping. The Viscosity row in Product Specifications shows the full 10WT to 160WT span.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many viscosity numbers does it cover?
The range runs from 10WT to 160WT. The conversion lines given cover 10WT=100CST through 50WT=650CST, so you can compare the two scales.

How much oil is in the bottle?
It is one bottle of about 59ml, which is 2 oz.

Can it be used in a differential?
Yes. Differential oil and shock absorber oil are essentially the same, so with special adjustments either one can be used.

Does it need a battery?
No. It has no battery and needs no power supply.

What age is it for?
The listed age range is 14 years and up.

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