I ill RC Newbie Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Points 1 Mar 29, 2023 #1 I was wondering if someone knows the oil weight that comes stock in after market shocks? Thanks for the help
I was wondering if someone knows the oil weight that comes stock in after market shocks? Thanks for the help
nino RCTalk Addict Messages 776 Reaction score 846 Points 220 Location Croatia RC Driving Style BashingRacingCrawling Mar 29, 2023 #2 It could be anything or no oil at all. It's like asking what kind of carpet comes with a house...
Tunedfrog Kermit the frog is a sissy. Supporter Excellence Award Hospitality Award Military Veteran Build Thread Contributor RC Showcase: 10 Messages 17,409 Reaction score 37,907 Points 1,875 Location Idaho RC Driving Style BashingCrawlingScale Builder Mar 29, 2023 #3 Welcome in @ill , for the most part, the shocks don't come with oil so it's a matter of choice. Don't be afraid to ask anything here, some houses have hardwood floors.
Welcome in @ill , for the most part, the shocks don't come with oil so it's a matter of choice. Don't be afraid to ask anything here, some houses have hardwood floors.
bill_delong Military Veteran! Military Veteran Build Thread Contributor Messages 1,194 Reaction score 1,389 Points 410 Location Austin, TX RC Driving Style Racing Mar 29, 2023 #4 ill said: I was wondering if someone knows the oil weight that comes stock in after market shocks? Thanks for the help Click to expand... Industry standard is 30W however there are no guarantees, it would be best to contact the specific supplier to get a definite answer. Regardless, I find it best practice to rebuild any RTR components by applying a fresh coat of grease on all rubber seals to prevent leaks At that point you can tune to your personal preference on fluids you are using and go from there. Also keep in mind that temperature will effect weights and is something to consider as seasons change: https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/shock-oil.1695/
ill said: I was wondering if someone knows the oil weight that comes stock in after market shocks? Thanks for the help Click to expand... Industry standard is 30W however there are no guarantees, it would be best to contact the specific supplier to get a definite answer. Regardless, I find it best practice to rebuild any RTR components by applying a fresh coat of grease on all rubber seals to prevent leaks At that point you can tune to your personal preference on fluids you are using and go from there. Also keep in mind that temperature will effect weights and is something to consider as seasons change: https://www.teknoforums.com/threads/shock-oil.1695/