Team Associated 60K (60,000) Silicone Diff Oil 59ml 5458
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The Team Associated Factory Team 60000cSt Silicone Diff Fluid is a high-viscosity differential oil for compatible RC gear differentials, helping reduce differential action and provide a more controlled drivetrain response where this viscosity suits the vehicle setup
Features
- Genuine Team Associated Factory Team differential fluid
- 60000cSt high-viscosity silicone formulation
- Designed for tuning compatible RC gear differentials
- Higher viscosity reduces differential action compared with thinner diff oils
- Suitable for setup changes where increased differential resistance is required
- Laboratory tested by Team Associated for consistent and accurate viscosity
- 2oz bottle size suits workshop race and maintenance use
Specifications
- Brand: Team Associated
- Series: Factory Team
- Product Type: Silicone Differential Fluid
- Viscosity: 60000cSt
- Volume: 2oz
- Approximate Volume: 59ml
- SKU: ASS5458
- Application: RC Gear Differentials
- Part Number: 5458
Includes
- 1 x Team Associated Factory Team 60000cSt Silicone Diff Fluid 2oz bottle
FAQ
What does 60000cSt differential fluid do? 60000cSt is a thick differential fluid that reduces internal diff action compared with thinner oils, which can change steering traction rotation and power delivery depending on where it is used
Is Team Associated 5458 shock oil or differential oil? Team Associated officially categorises part 5458 as silicone differential fluid, so OZRC recommends using it in compatible gear differentials rather than shock absorbers unless a vehicle manufacturer specifically calls for it
Can 60000cSt fluid be used in the front centre or rear differential? It can be used in compatible gear differentials where the setup calls for 60000cSt fluid, but the handling effect varies by differential position so OZRC recommends following the vehicle manual or a proven setup sheet
Important Notes
- 60000cSt is a high-viscosity differential fluid and can significantly alter drivetrain behaviour
- Confirm the recommended differential viscosity for your specific vehicle before use
- Changing diff fluid viscosity can affect steering traction rotation and power delivery
- Do not assume 60000cSt is suitable for every front centre or rear differential position
