HUDY 106450 Premium Silicone Oil 5000 cSt - 50ml (Diff Tuning)  [HSP-106450]

HUDY 106450 Premium Silicone Oil 5000 cSt - 50ml
Price:
NZD$24.26
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-106450
Condition:
Brand New
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Quick Guide to HUDY 106450 Silicone Oil

Model makers and club racers will find the HUDY 106450 Premium Silicone Oil useful when dialing in differential behaviour. The 5000 cSt viscosity is intended for diff assemblies where a firm but responsive feel is needed.

How 5000 cSt Influences Traction

A 5000 cSt fluid provides measurable resistance while still allowing controlled slip, useful for adjusting understeer or oversteer tendencies. It suits vehicles that demand consistent traction across laps.

Colour Coding Makes Picks Easier

HUDY marks viscosity levels with colour cues so you can pick the right fluid fast when swapping oils between components. That visual system speeds up setup changes at the bench.

Practical 50ml Bottle Design

The 50ml container is sized for workshop use and the flip-top cap reduces mess during filling. The compact bottle is handy for carrying spares to the track or club night.
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.

Which RC types benefit from 5000 cSt diffs?

Touring cars and heavier 1/8th scale buggies often use mid-to-high viscosity oils like 5000 cSt to control power transfer and corner exit behaviour.

Can I mix 5000 cSt with other oils to tune feel?

Yes, blending different silicone grades is a common tuning method, but mix small amounts and test on-track to find the right balance for your setup.

Is the colour code standard across HUDY ranges?

HUDY keeps a consistent colour system across its silicone oils so you can rely on the visual cues when matching viscosity across kits.

Any tips for filling sealed diffs?

Use a small syringe or dropper for controlled filling, avoid air pockets and check for leaks after reassembly to ensure consistent diff behaviour.

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