slick2500
Anything will break if you drive it wrong enough.
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No you need a motor bearing, as standard bearings usually aren't rated for the high rpms. Idk if that bearing will work in a motor you can certainly try it. And it depends on when you bought the car as earlier this year they changed the motors slightly, the old motor had 2 5x13x4 bearings, the newer motors have a 5x13x4 bearing in the back and a 5x16x5 in the front. Easiest way to check is to pull them both out if they are both the same size then you need 2 5x13x4 bearings if they are 2 different sizes then you need a 5x16x5 and a 5x13x4.Hi all, would any 5x13x4 bearings work? (For example: https://www.amainhobbies.com/tko-sp...i-inner-clutch-bearing-1-tko-mr-695-rt/p25848)
Would you recommend sealed bearings or something else?
Also, are both the front and the back bearings the same size?
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