I would like to introduce PT RC Racing shock and diff oils to the
Electric off-road forums, many of you know them from the nitro off-road.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...certified.html

PT RC Racing is one of the most accurate and consistent silicone oils in the radio control industry, trusted and race proven by many pro drivers at the highest level of rc racing. Each and every one of our viscosity numbers are carefully made and certified. We are dedicated to manufacturing, distributing and retailing of shock and differential oils for the Remote Control Car Racing Industry and enthusiast.

Go to the website www.PTRCRacing.com and check out the available oils, losi conversion chart with actual cst measurements. Picture of some of the team drivers running the oils. These oils are a great options for a racer looking for a consistent viscosity, linear and small increments to fine tune suspension. Many team drivers like the consistency of the oils during long mains.

Easy to remember PToils.com www.PToils.com

Share your experience with the oils, what vehicle you are running, what setups, and more...

Got questions? I'll be happy to answer

Need a New England driver/rep?

THE only shock and diff fluids I have used for the last 4+ years both in my race cars and all of our service work here at Track Star Racer Services.

THE most consistent PERIOD!

The latest addition of pro drivers to PT RC Racing oils Team is Dylan Rodriguez,
Dylan and his Dad Donnie Rodriguez have been testing the oils with great results they say "the oils are very consistent and like all the choices they have to chose from."
Dylan TQed truggy and finished 3rd this past weekend at the JBRL.

In buggy he finished 6th behind Ryan Cavalieri (5th), Cody King (4th),
Travis Amezcua (3rd), Ryan Maifield (2nd), Adam Drake (TQ, 1st)

check out the story from neobuggy http://www.neobuggy.net/modules/news...?storyid=12012

I've switched over to your oils exclusively in all of my vehicles. They've never been more dialed!

Cool, thanks.....I have to star learning many of you guys names here in rctech.
I see many of you guys locations from Texas and I wonder -I'm sure we met before or know eack other-jajaja

That might be because Mikes carrys your oils!

Glad to support a Texas company...

I've mention this before " we are our own rc economy" .
support local rc entrepreneurship

In a way, Texas is its own economy and country!!

can you share with us what cars you use the oils on, type of track and conditions?
thanks

I'm using 450 all around on my X-ray t3 12 on a medium bite carpet track and 450 front 400 rear on my b4.1 worlds on a somewhat technical medium traction indoor clay track.

What has been the coldest or hottest ambient temperatures that you have ever raced on?
what event, when, and where, let me know
thanks

Who are the oils certified by?

Oils are certified in house, I have my own certified lav equipment to measure viscosity.