Flash Point Silicone Shock Oil (75ml) (850cst)
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This is a 75ml bottle of Flash Point Silicone Shock Oil. The higher the cst rating of the oil, the thicker the oil is. Thicker oils are usually recommended for smoother, high grip tracks, while thinner oils make the car easier to drive on bumpy and loose surfaces. Use the pull down menu above to select the oil weight.
| 300cst | 27wt |
| 350cst | 30wt
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| 400cst | 34wt
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| 450cst | 37wt
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| 500cst | 41wt
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| 550cst | 44wt |
| 600cst | 48wt |
| 650cst | 51wt
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| 700cst | 54wt
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| 750cst | 58wt
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| 800cst | 61wt
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| 850cst | 64wt
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| 900cst | 67wt
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Reviews5.0 · 4 reviewsacross all options
Good quality shock and diff oil. I switched over from Kyosho oils and haven't looked back. If/when you get this on you fingers while working it doesn't taste as good as the Kyosho oil. Just an FYI...
Very pleased with the shock oil. Used in the proline shocks for my Kraton 4s.
Perfect for my Proline shocks. Push down on my kraton 4s and it pops right back up. Good product would recommend.
Very pleased with the shock oil. Used in the proline shocks for my Kraton 4s.
All four reviewers rated this 75ml silicone shock oil 5 out of 5 and were verified owners. Reviews mention use in Proline shocks on a Kraton 4s, with one reporting the shocks rebound well after compression. One reviewer switched from Kyosho oils and found the product satisfactory, noting a taste difference from Kyosho oil if it gets on the fingers. Reviews cover several viscosities (450cst, 500cst, 550cst and 900cst), but reviewers rarely state which one they used, so performance by viscosity cannot be distinguished. No recurring problems are reported, though the sample is small.
- + Good overall quality
- + Shocks rebound well after compression
- + Suitable for Proline shocks on Kraton 4s
- + Satisfied after switching from Kyosho oil
- − Taste differs from Kyosho oil if it gets on fingers