Best buggy clutchbell bearings?
#3
You can't go wrong with Avid, they rock! JB contact David @ Avid and tell him Scott S. sent ya. He will hook ya up!
#4
Tech Regular
get what you pay for
you ask for the BEST and here they are.. recommended by the TOP racers.. includung not so TOP racers like me
http://www.acerracing.com/bearings.html
you ask for the BEST and here they are.. recommended by the TOP racers.. includung not so TOP racers like me
http://www.acerracing.com/bearings.html
#5
Noobie, Fair statement!
I have been running Avid bearings since last year. If you buy 10 or more bearings of ANY size they are all $1.00 a piece. Total rebuild of an 1/8 buggy is $24.00. Avid sells mostly to hard core racers so the quality is defiantly there or they would go else where. I ran Acer bearings when I was running elect. They too sell a good product but IMO are over priced for off-road racing. I don’t think you could put more stress on a bearing than running 1/8 off-road. Having said that the bearings I get form Avid do very well. I average ¾ to 1 gallon of fuel on my clutch bearings and 2 to 3 on my wheel bearings and I have not replaced my diff bearings since this time last year and I race at least 2 times a week. So at a buck a piece you can’t go wrong! More expensive is not always better. Just my .02
Bump
http://www.avidrc.com/
I have been running Avid bearings since last year. If you buy 10 or more bearings of ANY size they are all $1.00 a piece. Total rebuild of an 1/8 buggy is $24.00. Avid sells mostly to hard core racers so the quality is defiantly there or they would go else where. I ran Acer bearings when I was running elect. They too sell a good product but IMO are over priced for off-road racing. I don’t think you could put more stress on a bearing than running 1/8 off-road. Having said that the bearings I get form Avid do very well. I average ¾ to 1 gallon of fuel on my clutch bearings and 2 to 3 on my wheel bearings and I have not replaced my diff bearings since this time last year and I race at least 2 times a week. So at a buck a piece you can’t go wrong! More expensive is not always better. Just my .02
Bump
http://www.avidrc.com/