HUDY 106343 Premium Silicone Oil 425 cSt 100ml - Precision Tuning  [HSP-106343]

HUDY 106343 Premium Silicone OIL 425 cSt - 100ML
Price:
CAD$24.11
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-106343
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine control for RC setups with HUDY 106343

For hobbyists chasing repeatable handling, the HUDY 106343 Premium Silicone Oil supplies a steady 425 cSt damping formula in a 100ml bottle. Its consistent viscosity helps drivers dial in shocks and differentials with confidence during practice and race day.

Practical bottle layout

The oil is packaged in a stable square bottle that fits neatly in a pit bag or toolbox. A flip button cap reduces spill risk while refilling, and the colour coded collar makes it simple to identify the 425 cSt grade at a glance.

European tested consistency

Made in Europe, HUDY subjects each batch to laboratory checks to confirm accurate viscosity. That testing ensures predictable behaviour so you can focus on setup rather than variable fluids.

Choose the right viscosity for the job

HUDY offers many viscosities across its silicone oil range so you can match oil to shocks, differentials and other damping needs depending on track surface and driving style.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 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.

What is 425 cSt best used for in RC cars?

The 425 cSt grade is commonly applied to medium-damping setups, useful for fine tuning shock absorbers and providing stable differential damping on a variety of tracks.

Can HUDY 106343 be used with all shock types?

Yes, it is compatible with most oil-filled shocks, but always check your shock seals and manufacturer guidance before switching fluids.

How should I store the silicone oil?

Keep the bottle upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve viscosity and prevent contamination.

Is it safe to mix different viscosities?

Mixing is possible to achieve intermediate damping, but mixing different brands can introduce inconsistent behavior; test small amounts before committing to a full setup.

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