Bearing Oil
#1
Bearing Oil
Anyone have recommendations on a good, thin bearing oil?
#2
I use the Team1 bearing oil, and i also have a bottle of the bushing oil too.
You can get it at www.KTHobbies.com
You can get it at www.KTHobbies.com
#3
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I've been using Trinity's Royal Oil for quite some time in bearings, it's very thin and does seem to minimize rolling resistance.
Lately I've been using Tribotech Power Matrix comm drops as bushing and bearing oil. It's a bit thicker than the Royal Oil, but the bearings still spin very freely with it.
Trips
Lately I've been using Tribotech Power Matrix comm drops as bushing and bearing oil. It's a bit thicker than the Royal Oil, but the bearings still spin very freely with it.
Trips
#4
I'm using trinity royal oil, thinking of trying Mobil1 synergy as my fren had gd experience with it on his 1/8. But hav to choose light weighted ones.
#5
Originally posted by Trips
I've been using Trinity's Royal Oil for quite some time in bearings, it's very thin and does seem to minimize rolling resistance.
Lately I've been using Tribotech Power Matrix comm drops as bushing and bearing oil. It's a bit thicker than the Royal Oil, but the bearings still spin very freely with it.
Trips
I've been using Trinity's Royal Oil for quite some time in bearings, it's very thin and does seem to minimize rolling resistance.
Lately I've been using Tribotech Power Matrix comm drops as bushing and bearing oil. It's a bit thicker than the Royal Oil, but the bearings still spin very freely with it.
Trips
#6
I'm using teflon lubes on my spur/pinions nowadays n also on my pancar kingpins.
#7
mobil synergy 5w20 motor oil