Best Diff Fluids?
#31
Tech Lord
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Um let's see.... Take the top off and pour it in... Here's a thought... Don't squeeze so hard. It's just funny that you know it's gonna happen but yet you do it anyway. There's an old saying that pertains to everything in life;
" if you always do what you always did, you'll always get what you always got"
maybe find a different bottle to transfer the oil to. Come on now you're awesome Austin. Don't let oil kick your ass
" if you always do what you always did, you'll always get what you always got"
maybe find a different bottle to transfer the oil to. Come on now you're awesome Austin. Don't let oil kick your ass
#32
i use associated shock oil and ofna diff oil
i think these brands offer good quality and best bang for the buck
i think these brands offer good quality and best bang for the buck
#33
Tech Elite
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Um let's see.... Take the top off and pour it in... Here's a thought... Don't squeeze so hard. It's just funny that you know it's gonna happen but yet you do it anyway. There's an old saying that pertains to everything in life;
" if you always do what you always did, you'll always get what you always got"
maybe find a different bottle to transfer the oil to. Come on now you're awesome Austin. Don't let oil kick your ass
" if you always do what you always did, you'll always get what you always got"
maybe find a different bottle to transfer the oil to. Come on now you're awesome Austin. Don't let oil kick your ass
#34
Tech Regular
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I actually use Ofna oils in the diffs. The bottles are HUGE, so when I forget to order oils, I still usually have some left in the old bottle. I've been using it since I ran Ofna cars, and honestly it has been perfect. The tops don't pop off either. All losi oils for shocks though.
#37
Tech Addict
I use RB And Xray-When I can get a loan from the bank
I use RB most of the time, as you get a fair amount in it, specially for shocks.. and occasionally.. use CML-uk oils.. last resort..
Have Tried AE but they always seem out of stock, and seemed to thin up pritty fast.. Not tried Losi.. prefer RB as can get it 90% of the time.. Losi is popular.. but heard mixed on it
I use RB most of the time, as you get a fair amount in it, specially for shocks.. and occasionally.. use CML-uk oils.. last resort..
Have Tried AE but they always seem out of stock, and seemed to thin up pritty fast.. Not tried Losi.. prefer RB as can get it 90% of the time.. Losi is popular.. but heard mixed on it
#38
Tech Regular
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I have used Kyosho, Mugen, and AE fluids. With Mugen, I simply press the top (not hard just resting) on one of the cross pins, and have no problem with them coming off.
I switched to AE because of price, and, most importantly for me, they have the cst readings on the bottles too. That helped when I had my Xray, and now with my D8. I use both diff fluid & shock oils. Never had a leak problem from the bottle, or been able to tell a difference over Mugen, Kyosho, etc.
Also, like stated earlier, you go through the stuff so much (changes, cleaning, etc) that having it breakdown on me is really not an issue.
Just my $.03 (yeah, I am that important!)
I switched to AE because of price, and, most importantly for me, they have the cst readings on the bottles too. That helped when I had my Xray, and now with my D8. I use both diff fluid & shock oils. Never had a leak problem from the bottle, or been able to tell a difference over Mugen, Kyosho, etc.
Also, like stated earlier, you go through the stuff so much (changes, cleaning, etc) that having it breakdown on me is really not an issue.
Just my $.03 (yeah, I am that important!)
#40
Tech Master
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Yeah I use Mugen and Ofna for years, both are good, but when I get a new Mugen bottle, I pop off the cap and put a little CA glue on it and they never come off after that. But before I figured that out, I did dump 7000wt all over the dang place several times.
Losi shock oil is the best, what I always use.
Tim
Losi shock oil is the best, what I always use.
Tim
#41
#43
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