Silicone Shock Fluid,60Wt 2oz, ASC5436

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Just what i wanted but the plastic cap cracked very easily so watch where you put it.

If you are into RC car racing having different weights of silicone oil is a must have in your tool box. You will be rebuilding shocks pretty much on a regular basis. depending on how often you go to different tracks or how often your track changes, you may be changing the oil every time you go to the track. If you are not sure why you would wan to change to heavy or lighter weight oils a little research will help, but basically heavier oil is going to slow your shock rebound and compression. This is better for big jumps. lighter oil will speed things up and will ultimately work better for tracks that have a rough terrain but jumps that are not to big. Every racer is going to have a preferred set up for their track. If you are using a Traxxas Slash, my suggestion is to dump that stock oil and try running 50w in the front and 60w in the back. This is a much better start than the stock setup and you should notice a difference right away. Team associated oil is one of my preferred oils and will not disappoint

I run a lot of aluminum in my rustler, shed weight with the chassis by using a g10 chassis, but the stock shock oil did nothing to keep it from bottoming out off of jumps and from rolling during high speed turns. This oil in the front shocks with 80 weight in the back has made my rustler a monster on pavement and off road. On road with my Proline Road Rage tires I can handle turns at full throttle now, with a Mamba max pro esc and Velineon 3500 motor, soon to be Reedy Sonic Mach 2 10.5t motor. The 60 weight in the front has just enough give when driving off road for the little bumps and rocks to be like they're not even there. Haven't tested it on jumps at the track yet though because I haven't gotten my losi blue front springs.

I got this oil for my RC monster trucks. Most of them come with about 35 weight oil, and while that gives their suspension a plush feel, it isn't great for jumping and bashing. This thicker oil will make a big difference in jumps, and doesn't stiffen the ride up too much. I even put this in my 1/8 scale Exceed MadDrift's shocks to give the car a firmer ride so the body's nose wouldn't hit the pavement when I used the brakes. I don't like or recommend Team Associated, but this oil is actually manufactured by Lucas Oils, and they are a great company.

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Item got to me faster then I anticipated, and is just as described. I was worried they would leak when I received them due to poor packaging or shipping conditions but not at all. Would definitely buy again. I actually don't use this for RC cars, this for me is used for airsoft guns, specifically gas blowblacks. This stuff is 100% silicone oil, no petroleum base, and being it has a labeled viscosity you know exactly what you are getting, works great and recommend to any airsofter who wants to keep there gun working top notch.

Good shock oil.