I just bough Traxxas 50k Differential oil.
Can I lube my Zhanchi the same was Lubix shows us how they do it to make their Lubix Zhanchi?
 
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Did any of you ever used any of these silicon-based spray lubricants?
It's the only available lubricants of that kind in my country.

If you used any of those, give me your impressions, recommendations, suggestions...


SONAX, made in Germany
http://www.sonax.com/Car-Care/Produ...o)/4/(node)/12986/348200-SONAX-Silicone-spray

MOTIP, made in Holland
http://www.motip.com/service/spray-advisor/#f=lubrication&m=plastic&p=silicone-spray

COSMOS-LAC, made in Greece
http://cosmoslac.com/?product=λιπαντικό-σιλικόνης&lang=en



P.S.
In my country there's no Jig-A-Loo, no CRC Heavy Duty, no Tempo, no SNAP... No PayPal eather, so don't advise me to shop on-line... Do not eather tell me things like "you can find it in WALL MART" - since "Wall Mart" to me is the same as "Жућкова Ћевабџиница И Печењара" to you... :)


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guys...where can i buy traxxas 50k diff oil online which offers 'free shipping' worldwide. on ebay the shipping is too much
 
I use a 40,000 wt pure silicone lubricant that I grabbed from a hobby store. It's obviously like Traxxas 50,000 wt but a wee bit thinner. In my opinion, it works perfectly and it does the job well. It's affordable, lasts ages and works excellently.
 
oh, I checked on the converters, it's same as 50000 wt if that's what you're worried about, give or take maybe 5000 from the manufacturer
I'm asking about the quality of lube
That is 5k diff lube, it will be very light. And as for quality, Team Assosciated makes quality stuff, and I know that their oils are good, as I have used them before. You might want to try this instead: Traxxas 50k or This
 
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