Statorade Electric Bike Hub Motor Cooling Ferrofluid (10 Ml)

This stuff is amazing works better than expected the only issue I didn’t think of was resealing the hub motor but well worth it

Used it on a 5000W and 3000W ebike rear hub motor. Works very well.

This ferrojuice is the business! It’s absolutely essential for any hub motor. I noticed a significant temp drop during long rides and I can tell the motor is happy. Purchase a tube of clear silicon caulk to seal up circumference of motor casing on both sides to ensure this magic fluid doesnt leak out!

Diy ebike I built, 84v fully charged, running 45 amps so almost 3800w. On longer full throttle rides or up significant hills the rear hub would get pretty hot. Ordered this and no longer needed to worry about slowing down to let hub cool. Overall very satisfied with results. Hub still gets warm but not hot like before.

The package was open on both ends and the tip must have fallen out. Wasn't in the mailed plastic bag either. Kind of a pain to apply without the tip but managable.

My scooter was limited to 13mph originally. I slapped a Flipsky VESC 75200 pro V2 on IT and I hit 40 before overheating. I added 6ml of Statorade between the stator’s and the magnet’s and now I’m going 63mph with no heat issues at all! This is a must for every hub motor and Grin Technologies makes a lot of other amazing products too.

Bought this to try on my electric hub motor on my e-bike. Significant difference in temperature. It is running at acceptable temperatures compared to when I had nothing in it where I burned up my previous motor.

This is not your regular scientific play at home with the kids ferrofluid. This has been specifically formulated to not breakdown, flash off, or give up under hot temps. Make sure to seal your motor and wear gloves plus some stain resistant clothing. You will get this stuff on you, the question is where and how much.It works, Im running a sealed 1000w voilamart motor at 3700w peak. It gives you wiggle room and the proper cooling needed so that you are less likely to blow your stuff up. Order a temp sensor and meter to be safe. Also, if you have the skill necessary upgrade your phase wire to 12 gauge or above from 4 inches outside of your motor to the controller. I run 8ga. It contributes to better heatsinking with this stuff.