Which Shock Oil?

Which shock oil you should use for your RC car? When it comes to tuning the handling of your RC car, one of the most important considerations is the oil you use in your shocks. The oil you choose will have a big impact on how your car handles, and there are a few things to keep in mind when making your selection.  First, it's important to understand that shock oil is rated by weight. This means that the oil's viscosity is expressed as a number, such as 10wt or 100wt. The lower the number, the thinner the oil, and the higher the number, the thicker the oil. Thicker oil will provide more resistance to compression, while thinner oil will be easier to compress.  For most RC cars, a good starting point is to use oil that is in the
Which shock oil you should use for your RC car? When it comes to tuning the handling of your RC car, one of the most

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This is a 2oz bottle of Team Associated silicone shock oil used with oil filled shocks. Team Associated shock oil is made from 100% pure silicone oil and will not thin out in hot weather or thicken up in cold weather. The higher the weight number of the oil, the thicker the oil is. Team Associated shock oil is generally slightly thinner than Team Losi shock oil with the same 'weight' rating.

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