HUDY 106616 Premium 150 000 cSt Silicone Oil 100ml - Workshop Bottle  [HSP-106616]

HUDY 106616 Premium Silicone Oil 150 000 cSt - 100ml
Price:
NZD$43.14
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-106616
Condition:
Brand New
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Keep Diffs Predictable with HUDY 150 000 cSt

The HUDY 106616 Premium Silicone Oil, at 150 000 cSt, gives club racers and backyard tuners a consistent fluid for fine differential adjustments. Made in Europe by experienced manufacturers, it delivers steady viscosity across batches to help maintain repeatable handling. Ideal when you want controlled gear engagement and confidence through corners.

Where This Viscosity Fits

HUDY supplies multiple thicknesses for shocks and differentials; 150 000 cSt sits toward the heavy end and is often chosen for locking or limited slip setups. The colour-coded bottles make it easy to pick the right oil during a busy setup session.

Large Capacity, Simple Use

The 100ml size comes with a secure flip top that allows careful application and reduces waste. The volume suits tuners who work on several cars or do frequent rebuilds.
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.

Is 150 000 cSt suitable for all track surfaces?

This thick oil generally helps on high traction surfaces by stabilising the car, but on loose or low grip surfaces you may prefer a lighter viscosity for more rotation.

How do I tell which HUDY oil I have?

HUDY uses colour codes and clear labelling on bottles; confirm the 150 000 cSt marking and model 106616 when selecting fluids to avoid mix ups.

Can thicker oil increase wear?

Thicker oil changes the load on gears and seals but does not inherently cause wear if used appropriately. Inspect seals and gears during routine service, especially after switching viscosities.

Any tips for filling diffs cleanly?

Work over a clean surface, use small syringes or droppers for controlled filling, and rotate gears as you add oil to remove air pockets.

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