Silicone Differential Oil for Model Cars 60.000cst 59ml - Arrowmax am-210029  [am-210029]

Arrowmax Silicone Diff Fluid 59ml 60.000cst
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Model:
am-210029
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Compatibility and Application Guidance

The Arrowmax am-210029 silicone diff fluid is supplied in a 59ml bottle and specified at 60.000cst. It is intended for use inside model car differentials to tune damping and should not be used as a primary gear or bearing lubricant.

Application effect: changing the oil viscosity alters how rapidly torque is transferred between wheels, affecting traction transfer, cornering balance and throttle response. Fit the oil only to sealed diffs or gear-type limited-slip units that accept silicone fluids.

Service steps: drain the existing fluid, examine gears, bearings and seals for wear or contamination, then refill to the appropriate volume for your differential design. Keep the work area clean to avoid introducing grit, and dispose of used fluid responsibly.

Tuning approach: make viscosity changes in small increments and evaluate on the same track or surface. Record handling notes; higher viscosity tends to increase locking and mid-corner stability while lower viscosity promotes freer differential rotation.

Handling and storage: keep the bottle capped and stored at room temperature away from sunlight. Prevent contact with painted parts and plastics that may be affected and clean any spills right away.

Yes, when the manufacturer specifies silicone oil for the unit. Use only diffs designed for silicone fluids; otherwise select a lubricant specified for your diff type to avoid malfunction.
Required volumes vary by diff design; consult your diff or vehicle documentation for exact fill levels and top up to that specification for consistent behaviour.
Surfaces that require stable mid-corner grip will reveal the benefits of a firmer oil, while high-grip, tight-turn tracks may prefer freer diff action from lower viscosities; test to decide.

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