Tamiya 53443 Soft Silicone Damper Oil Pack for Off-Road and Track  [53443]

Tamiya 53443 - Silicone Damper Oil Soft Set Soft Oil 200,300,400 OP-443
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AUD$14.55
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
53443
GTIN:
4950344534432
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Optimise Your Shocks with Tamiya Silicone Oil

The Tamiya 53443 Silicone Damper Oil Soft Set is a practical kit for anyone tuning oil-filled shocks. The soft-grade bottles let you tailor damping to mixed conditions, from rough trails to smoother circuits.

Advantages of Silicone Shock Oil

Formulated to resist viscosity swings, these oils provide reliable damping as temperatures move. The kit includes 20cc bottles in grades 200 (Red), 300 (Orange) and 400 (Yellow), so you can step damping up or down as needed.

Interpreting the Viscosity Marks

The three-digit labels indicate viscosity level: higher numbers equal thicker fluid and stronger damping action. Changing grades alters rebound and compression feel to suit your terrain and driving approach.

 

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Very good service and communication. On the initial order some parts were not available. RCJAZ communicate all the time with me to find the best suitable solution for me. The delivery was quick and well packed. I also appreciate the mail tracking. Very s

Which grade is best for bumpy off-road runs?

For rough, bumpy tracks start with 400 to tame big hits and prevent bottoming. Use softer grades like 200 for smoother runs where more movement is desirable.

How much oil should I add to each shock?

Fill to the recommended level for your shock unit and avoid air pockets. Use a shock bleeder or syringe for accurate filling and repeatability between shocks.

Do I need to change oil for different events?

Yes, adjust oil grade to suit event conditions. Swap to firmer oil for rough tracks and revert to softer grades for tight, smooth layouts to keep handling balanced.

Any maintenance advice for shock longevity?

Check seals regularly and replace if leaking. Clean pistons and housings before refilling and avoid mixing cross-contaminated oil between bottles.

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