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Just getting into RC cars, I found this section of various silicone lubes of different viscosity's. Used for tuning shocks . From easily pourable to a lot higher viscosity.
NOTE - I bought some 70w. it's still pourable.
And yes, it's pure silicone. as advertised.
Then there is the "dif. grease". I'm guessing it's similar to most silicone grease viscosity (?) . Pretty thick, not really pourable.
Then, I posted the address to the whole section again, because they have a LOT of silicone, o-rings. But, only some of the venders list the size (by dimension and or by size number ), some don't ! Use at your own risk.
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So, if you have a problem finding silicone lube...here ya go.
Mike
Just getting into RC cars, I found this section of various silicone lubes of different viscosity's. Used for tuning shocks . From easily pourable to a lot higher viscosity.
NOTE - I bought some 70w. it's still pourable.
And yes, it's pure silicone. as advertised.
Then there is the "dif. grease". I'm guessing it's similar to most silicone grease viscosity (?) . Pretty thick, not really pourable.
Then, I posted the address to the whole section again, because they have a LOT of silicone, o-rings. But, only some of the venders list the size (by dimension and or by size number ), some don't ! Use at your own risk.
Search for: silicone - AMain Hobbies
So, if you have a problem finding silicone lube...here ya go.
Mike