Yokomo YOKYS350 Super Blend Shock Oil #350 for R/C Dampers  [YOKYS350]

Yokomo YS-350 - SUPER BLEND SHOCK OIL #350
Price:
CAD$9.84
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKYS350
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Silicone Shock Oil for RC Dampers

This silicone-based fluid sold as Yokomo YOKYS350 carries the #350 viscosity rating and is formulated specifically for R/C shock absorbers on model cars and buggies. As an R/C-scale accessory the oil's purpose is to deliver predictable damping inside threaded shock bodies and cartridges, influencing both compression and rebound without implying any real vehicle application.

In use the oil acts as the damping medium inside each shock; switching to heavier or lighter viscosity changes how quickly the shock compresses and returns. When tuning, move one viscosity step at a time and confirm changes on the track or practice area, observing body roll, traction transitions, and the model's response over repeated bumps.

Installation follows standard procedure for threaded shock cartridges: fully disassemble the shock, drain the old fluid, inspect seals and pistons for wear or contamination, then refill to the manufacturer's recommended level before reassembling. Work in a clean area and remove trapped air by cycling the piston slowly while topping up the oil.

Tuning advice: choose the 350 grade when a medium-to-firm damping character is required, and pair oil choice with spring rate and preload to achieve the desired balance between stability and compliance. Test with short runs and adjust incrementally rather than making large jumps in viscosity.

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.
The #350 identifies the nominal viscosity grade; higher numbers generally mean firmer damping under comparable temperatures and conditions.
Change viscosity in small steps, run short validation sessions, and compare handling to ensure each step produces the intended effect before proceeding.
Keep shocks free of dirt, replace worn seals promptly, and flush the system before switching between different brands to avoid contamination.

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