RC Shocks
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Re: RC Shocks
i usual put silicon oil in mine, i haven't ever tried motor oil but i guess it would work?
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Re: RC Shocks
buy the cheapest fork oil you get
but first try that motor oil... wanna see if it works
but first try that motor oil... wanna see if it works
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I would definitely go with silicone oil. Here you go...... http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_inf ... -425wt-2oz
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I have a rustler vxl and I always put 55 weight silicon shock oil in the back and 45 in the front. It helps a lot with hard landings.
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Motor oil might be too thick.
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Surprisingly the motor oil was really thin and the car is very unstable at high speeds
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Make sure the motor oil won't have detergents in it that would attack your seals and other plastic/rubber parts. Motor oil is for lube and hydraulic oil is for your application.
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shocker.....LKR47 wrote:Surprisingly the motor oil was really thin and the car is very unstable at high speeds