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

Yokomo YS200 - Shock Oil 200
Price:
AUD$7.73
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYS200
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Tuning with 200cSt Shock Oil

YOKYS200 shock oil is a silicone-based 200cSt fluid intended for RC shock absorbers where a medium damping level is desired. It influences compression and rebound by changing fluid flow through internal pistons and shim stacks and is used to tweak handling behavior rather than to replace components.

Fitting instructions: drain the old oil, clean the shaft and seals thoroughly, then fill the shock to the recommended level while avoiding trapped air. Move the shaft through its travel as you fill to purge bubbles, remove excess oil from the outer surfaces, and ensure seals sit correctly before reassembly. A syringe or dedicated filler helps control volumes precisely.

Tuning advice: thicker oil increases both compression and rebound damping for a slower, more controlled response and reduced high-frequency flutter; thinner oil makes the suspension more responsive and compliant. Treat 200cSt as a baseline for moderate damping and then tune springs, piston holes, or shim stacks to restore balance after a viscosity change. Validate changes on a measured run and refine gradually.

Handling and storage: keep containers sealed, store at room temperature, clearly label types to prevent mixing different viscosities, and clean tools after use. Dispose of used fluid responsibly according to local guidelines.

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.
Moving to a thicker oil increases damping, which can reduce body roll and high-speed instability but may reduce traction on low-speed bumps; adjust springs and pistons to keep corner entry and exit predictable.
Start with oil to tune damping response for transient behavior, then change springs if you need different load support or ride height; oil tweaks refine feel while springs change static balance.
Make one change at a time, run short timed laps and note handling changes, then revert or progress in small steps to isolate the effect of each viscosity adjustment.

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