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Free Wheelin Speed - 02.05.2007, 09:22 AM

Hi guys ,Ive invested huge bucks into my gorrilla/UE monster ,As smooooth as she runs i think i could get her running a little faster ,what bearings are the best & should i be running ceramics on the knuckles ? What kind of results are you guys having
   
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02.05.2007, 09:24 AM

Id reccomend ACER racing bearings everywhere, they are pretty pricey though. Check towerhobbies, they have them.


The problem with nitro's these days are that they arent brushless... LOL

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02.05.2007, 09:32 AM

i've got no experience with ceramics, but someone told me they wear awfully fast.
any input on this?:032:


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02.05.2007, 09:39 AM

Well, id say they wear just like any other bearings ; maxd out; just clean the bearings you have and you should be fine, i doubt you would notice much of a difference.


The problem with nitro's these days are that they arent brushless... LOL

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02.05.2007, 10:06 AM

Keep them clean and they last... like serumvester :005: said. But they aren't worth the high cost imo.

You can get a free rolling bearing on the cheap by removing the seals of a regular bearing and using only a light oil.

I've been getting some nice bearing from avid-rc.com, it's the dollar store of bearings. Every bearing is a buck. They have several styles... but nothing fancy, no ceramics or super high grade.

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02.05.2007, 10:16 AM

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Keep them clean and they last... like serum said. But they aren't worth the high cost imo.

You can get a free rolling bearing on the cheap by removing the seals of a regular bearing and using only a light oil.

I've been getting some nice bearing from avid-rc.com, it's the dollar store of bearings. Every bearing is a buck. They have several styles... but nothing fancy, no ceramics or super high grade.
I never knew Serum was taking credit for my posts! :005:


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hee hee I guess I won't edit that... at least I got the first letter right. Next time I will give credit to BrianG for your posts. ;)
   
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Darn you GD! ;)


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There... I fixed it. lol
   
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Serumvester... LOL.. i like it! ;)


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:d Lmao:d
WHY ON EARTH ARENT THE CAPS WORKING PROPERLY????? STUPID COMPUTER


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02.08.2007, 07:50 AM

Thanx for your imput guys ,Ive already used the Acer's before & found they do make a differece, small but noticable ,but really need to hear if any one has tryed them
   
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Tried the ceramics that is ,,,DOH!
   
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02.08.2007, 10:18 AM

check AVID bearings, they are cheap and perform awesome.

Ceramic isn't realy needed on MT's, with smaller setups you'll notice a larger difference.. there is this thread on the UE forum about this, from Avid, just search for ceramic bearings and you'll find it.


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LOL ! Just out of curiosity, Rene, why did Cory call you Anal? ;) *Post 3000- WHOO*


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