Team Brood Race Bearing Oil – 15ml

Team Brood Race Bearing Oil – the ultimate solution for precision lubrication in the world of RC racing. Available in six different viscosities, each carefully formulated to meet the specific demands of racers, these oils are designed to optimize performance and reliability on the track.

Crafted with precision using fully synthetic base stocks, Team Brood Race Bearing Oil maintains a consistent viscosity even as temperatures rise, ensuring that the feel remains consistent throughout the run. This superior thermal stability not only provides a smooth and predictable performance but also significantly lowers operating temperatures compared to conventional oils, enhancing the longevity of your bearings.

With excellent resistance to foaming, these oils reduce bearing drag and “stiction,” resulting in smoother operation and improved efficiency. Their slippery synthetic base stocks offer superior shear stability, allowing for lower viscosities to achieve the same lubricating properties as similar products while minimizing bearing fade due to heat.

Team Brood Race Bearing Oil is suitable for use in both steel and ceramic bearings, providing exceptional lubricity and anti-wear properties to prolong bearing life. Whether you prefer a super lightweight or ultra-heavy viscosity, these oils can be blended to create intermediate viscosities, allowing you to customize your setup for optimal performance.

Packaged in convenient 15ml needle dropper bottles, Team Brood Race Bearing Oil is easy to apply and store, ensuring that you have the right viscosity on hand for any racing condition. Elevate your racing experience and unlock the full potential of your bearings with Team Brood Racing Race Bearing Oil – the choice of champions.

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Directions: Apply liberally to clean bearing, wipe off any excess.

Mixing Direction: Mix oils in the approaite ratio to achieve the desired weight. Example if you mix a 5wt oil with a 10wt oil 50/50 you will end up with a 7.5wt oil. You can achieve weights based on using basic math to average out the parts.