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blueb8llz
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does shock oil expire? - 03.11.2009, 07:23 PM

would you guys use shock oil that is over 10 years old LOL. i know oil is cheap but shoot, if theyre still usuable, i might as well use it.
btw, do you guys know what weight Tamiya yellow #400 is equivilant to?
   
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03.11.2009, 07:48 PM

It should be fine. I've never heard of any oil expiring. I would guess it's 40 weight. Lots of companies like to confuse us by adding unnecessary zeros along with other symbols.
   
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03.11.2009, 07:51 PM

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It should be fine. I've never heard of any oil expiring. I would guess it's 40 weight. Lots of companies like to confuse us by adding unnecessary zeros along with other symbols.
I also wondered why mans. don't standardize numbers on the diff oil as well as shock oil.


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03.11.2009, 08:54 PM

The had an article in rcd about tamiya shock oil. It's 40 wt you just need to knock off a zero when using Tamiya shock oils(not too sure about diff and all those other fluids).

I'd give it a shot.
   
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03.11.2009, 11:07 PM

ok cool. thanks for the help. but i prolly will not use them for this truck. im actually looking for 30wt. its gonna be used for my rustler.
i think 40 is too heavy.
   
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