Yokomo YOKYS200 - 200cSt Silicone Shock Oil for RC Suspension  [YOKYS200]

Yokomo YS200 - Shock Oil 200
Price:
£3.99
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYS200
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Using 200cSt Silicone Shock Oil

YOKYS200 is a silicone shock oil with a 200cSt viscosity level formulated for RC shock absorbers where balanced damping is wanted. It alters how the shock responds by governing fluid flow through pistons and shim stacks, making it a tuning option rather than a mechanical replacement.

Fitment steps: empty the old fluid from the shock, check and clean the shaft and seals, then refill to the advised level taking care to avoid air pockets. Cycle the shaft slowly while filling to remove trapped air, wipe away any spilled oil, and ensure seals are seated correctly before refitting. A syringe or precision filler helps achieve accurate volumes.

Setup guidance: increasing viscosity raises compression and rebound damping, slowing reactions and reducing harsh high-speed movement; decreasing viscosity quickens response and improves small-bump compliance. Use 200cSt as a moderate starting point, then tune spring rates, piston hole sizes, or shim stacks to reach the desired balance. Verify changes on a controlled run and fine tune incrementally.

Storage: keep bottles tightly closed and stored at normal room temperature, label containers to prevent mixing different viscosities, clean tools after use, and dispose of used oil following local disposal regulations.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
YOKYS200 is compatible with common shock seal materials, but always inspect seals for swelling or wear after a change and check manufacturer guidance for any material-specific limitations.
Mixing viscosities is possible to create an intermediate damping level, but do so in measured amounts and test incrementally to understand the combined behaviour before committing to a permanent setup.
Ambient temperature affects viscosity; in cool conditions oil will be thicker and in heat it will thin. Check handling in the prevailing range and adjust viscosity if extreme temperatures are causing undesired damping changes.

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