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Old 12-16-2007, 09:17 AM
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How long are the flanged axle bearings supposed to last. It seems i'm getting one day out of them before the bearings become rough. I bought a small ultrasonic cleaner hoping to bring them back to life (clean, lube, etc) but I can't get rid of that rough, scratchy feel.

Any ideas? Are the teflon sealed ceramic bearings the way to go?

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Originally Posted by bsmooth
How long are the flanged axle bearings supposed to last. It seems i'm getting one day out of them before the bearings become rough. I bought a small ultrasonic cleaner hoping to bring them back to life (clean, lube, etc) but I can't get rid of that rough, scratchy feel.

Any ideas? Are the teflon sealed ceramic bearings the way to go?

-Steve
get ceramic bearings from CRC
there great and last a long time.
front and rear.
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Old 12-16-2007, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by bsmooth
How long are the flanged axle bearings supposed to last. It seems i'm getting one day out of them before the bearings become rough. I bought a small ultrasonic cleaner hoping to bring them back to life (clean, lube, etc) but I can't get rid of that rough, scratchy feel.

Any ideas? Are the teflon sealed ceramic bearings the way to go?

-Steve
Steve, I can't tell you how long they are supposed to last.. but I know it should be longer then one run..... I have ran mine all season long and they are just now getting alittle "rough". I am really happy with how the crc bearings perform.
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maybe its just me, but i don't see any contact info on crc's web site anyone got a phone number. you can pm me.
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Originally Posted by skypilot
maybe its just me, but i don't see any contact info on crc's web site anyone got a phone number. you can pm me.
Just pm Maybell
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Old 12-16-2007, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by skypilot
maybe its just me, but i don't see any contact info on crc's web site anyone got a phone number. you can pm me.

Skypilot: it is
1-315-338-0867

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Old 12-16-2007, 09:40 PM
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I found this page on there website. it has there phone number, address, and also e-mails if you would also like to e-mail them,

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http://www.teamcrc.com/crc/modules.p...showpage&pid=5
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Old 12-17-2007, 10:32 AM
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thanks guys,

fred, good idea, think maybe i will just wait till wednesday and "exchange" the axle for one of his
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arron in mod try using the regular diff rings not the light weight ones .. as for bearing and diffs i ran the same diff all last year vegas,birds , cleveland january jam ,ect and i use cermic diff balls light weight rings and cremic bearings .. the biggest thing i found is diff lube i still have not found anything that works better then associated red lable stuff
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Old 12-19-2007, 09:25 AM
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Thanks Mark, yeah I agree, the standard D ring seems to hold up better in Modified than the lightweight version. I will order some ceramic balls, I am also going to go to Kimbrough gears, they have more balls than PRS, and I think that will help as well. I also ordered some of these diff covers to see if that helps.
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I tried the PRS gears to get a 92 spur and I didn't like them. I'm thinking about geting some of them covers also. I've seen a couple of people using them. My spur picks up alot of dirt.
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Originally Posted by SRW141
I tried the PRS gears to get a 92 spur and I didn't like them. I'm thinking about geting some of them covers also. I've seen a couple of people using them. My spur picks up alot of dirt.
of course this is a arguable subject, but in 20 years of racing 12th scale, I have never had a diff build up as smooth as when using Kimbrough spurs...
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Old 12-19-2007, 10:50 AM
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I havent been racing for 20 years... but I will second that statement!!!!
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Originally Posted by Maybell
of course this is a arguable subject, but in 20 years of racing 12th scale, I have never had a diff build up as smooth as when using Kimbrough spurs...
thats all i use.
i like all the ball's
ok that did not sound right.
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oops..wrong thread.

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