RC Silicone Diff Fluid 1.000cSt 59ml - Arrowmax am-210015  [am-210015]

Arrowmax Silicone Diff Fluid 59ml 1.000cst
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Arrowmax
Model:
am-210015
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RC diff oil — low damping 1.000cSt

This Arrowmax am-210015 silicone diff fluid is a low-viscosity product supplied in a 59ml bottle and rated at 1.000cSt for use in RC differential assemblies. It is sold as an aftermarket accessory for hobby radio control models to fine-tune diff behavior.

Function — The fluid changes how torque is passed between wheels, affecting turn-in aggression, mid-corner balance, and how quickly traction shifts. With its 1.000cSt viscosity the oil gives very light damping while maintaining lubrication for gears and bearings inside diff housings.

Compatibility — Intended for diffs that accept silicone oils, including sealed and open-type housings often found on 1/10 scale and comparable models. Confirm your diff seals and internal components are compatible with silicone to avoid seal swelling or other material issues.

How to apply — Start with a few drops per gear pocket when trying this low-viscosity grade. After filling, rotate the drivetrain slowly to distribute the oil and displace air, then verify handling during low-speed runs before full-power use. Use syringes or precision applicators to control dosing and prevent contamination.

Tuning notes — Expect faster transient reactions and more agile low-speed steering than with heavier diff oils. Tweak shock settings and roll stiffness in small increments alongside diff oil changes to achieve the handling you want.

Use a clean syringe or fine-tip applicator to add measured drops to each gear pocket, then cycle the diff to remove air. Consistent droplet counts across pockets yields repeatable feel between runs.
You will likely notice snappier turn-in and quicker transient response, with reduced mid-corner resistance. Balance this by softening damping or adjusting anti-roll settings if the car becomes too twitchy.

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