Serpent 710
Originally posted by 840918001
Hi,
These bearings are very good.
I use them in my Serpent 710, and never had any problems with them. They work great.
I am sure that the Serpent ceramic bearings are good, but we will have to wait and see if they come in complete kits.
If so, I would still go with the Acer racing bearings.
Hi,
These bearings are very good.
I use them in my Serpent 710, and never had any problems with them. They work great.
I am sure that the Serpent ceramic bearings are good, but we will have to wait and see if they come in complete kits.
If so, I would still go with the Acer racing bearings.
Originally posted by markp27
Do the bearing from Acer run smoother and free'er than those in the kit?
Do the bearing from Acer run smoother and free'er than those in the kit?
It's funny how the Yokomo bearings never got effected with our wet weather racing. The Acer racing bearings, skf, or Boca are brilliant bearings (metal shield) as are the XTM bearings which are slightly cheaper.
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Do the bearing from Acer run smoother and free'er than those in the kit?
Yes.
They are more smooth, and run defenitly more free.
The problem with rain and the Serpent stock bearings are new to me.
I run the Acer racing bearings, and a friend of my the stock bearings, and we both race in the rain now and then.
He hasn't had the problems.
Yes.
They are more smooth, and run defenitly more free.
The problem with rain and the Serpent stock bearings are new to me.
I run the Acer racing bearings, and a friend of my the stock bearings, and we both race in the rain now and then.
He hasn't had the problems.
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
The Acer racing bearings, skf, or Boca are brilliant bearings (metal shield) as are the XTM bearings which are slightly cheaper.
The Acer racing bearings, skf, or Boca are brilliant bearings (metal shield) as are the XTM bearings which are slightly cheaper.
Where do I buy?
I think a full set of Serpent ceramic bearings will be a lot more expensive than $99. Look at what their regular purple shielded bearings cost. I have never seen a full set of those but when buying in pairs you spend more than $99...
I might give Acer a try.
Originally posted by 840918001
If so, I would still go with the Acer racing bearings.
If so, I would still go with the Acer racing bearings.
Originally posted by InitialD
Sounds like a good deal with the free shipping. Do you happen to know if the complete 710 kit bearings from Acer includes all bearings in the car like the small steering rack bearings, bearings in the ball diff, Centax and ball diff thrust bearings? Thanks.
Sounds like a good deal with the free shipping. Do you happen to know if the complete 710 kit bearings from Acer includes all bearings in the car like the small steering rack bearings, bearings in the ball diff, Centax and ball diff thrust bearings? Thanks.
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Originally posted by InitialD
Sounds like a good deal with the free shipping. Do you happen to know if the complete 710 kit bearings from Acer includes all bearings in the car like the small steering rack bearings, bearings in the ball diff, Centax and ball diff thrust bearings? Thanks.
Sounds like a good deal with the free shipping. Do you happen to know if the complete 710 kit bearings from Acer includes all bearings in the car like the small steering rack bearings, bearings in the ball diff, Centax and ball diff thrust bearings? Thanks.
Yes its cost more, but save your plates many times. You just need to polish the plate everytime you rebuilt.
Ceramic Car(710)-kit from Boca consist 25 pc. Does not include steering crank, ball-bearing in the diff is not ceramic but they put 2pc 2nd spur flange bearing.
Originally posted by markp27
I've sent a mail to Acer - I'll let you know when they reply.
I've sent a mail to Acer - I'll let you know when they reply.
these guys are quick!!!! The 710 kit doesn't include the centax bearings. They didn't say if the kit contains the loose ball bearings for the diff - just checking.
Originally posted by markp27
WOW
these guys are quick!!!! The 710 kit doesn't include the centax bearings. They didn't say if the kit contains the loose ball bearings for the diff - just checking.
WOW
these guys are quick!!!! The 710 kit doesn't include the centax bearings. They didn't say if the kit contains the loose ball bearings for the diff - just checking.
I hardly get my question sent before the reply
No balls provided, only the bearings.
Well, I'll make my order, I think. Looks good to me
Originally posted by markp27
WOW
these guys are quick!!!! The 710 kit doesn't include the centax bearings. They didn't say if the kit contains the loose ball bearings for the diff - just checking.
WOW
these guys are quick!!!! The 710 kit doesn't include the centax bearings. They didn't say if the kit contains the loose ball bearings for the diff - just checking.
How about Boca?
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Ceramic ball-dif is must have I guess.
Yes its cost more, but save your plates many times. You just need to polish the plate everytime you rebuilt.
Ceramic ball-dif is must have I guess.
Yes its cost more, but save your plates many times. You just need to polish the plate everytime you rebuilt.
Even after not cleaning the diff for seven weeks, the diff still worked smoother than a brand new stock diff! I finally cleaned it last night just for the hell of it.
Originally posted by Proficar403
I bought some ceramic diff balls on eBay a couple months ago (10 USD) and I am very pleased with them so far.
Even after not cleaning the diff for seven weeks, the diff still worked smoother than a brand new stock diff! I finally cleaned it last night just for the hell of it.
I bought some ceramic diff balls on eBay a couple months ago (10 USD) and I am very pleased with them so far.
Even after not cleaning the diff for seven weeks, the diff still worked smoother than a brand new stock diff! I finally cleaned it last night just for the hell of it.



