Granite 4x4 blx sealed bearing kit
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https://www.arrmaforum.com/threads/razorrc-granite-4x4-blx-build.8166/post-81818
Check this post out, I believe it has all the needed bearings listed. I used a set of Fast Eddy bearings on my mega and have no complaints, and I think the arrma website lists the same bearings for the mega and the blx.
Check this post out, I believe it has all the needed bearings listed. I used a set of Fast Eddy bearings on my mega and have no complaints, and I think the arrma website lists the same bearings for the mega and the blx.
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They are the same.
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I’ve got fast eddy sealed bearings on all my11 units,,been using them for years with not one issue whatsoever..I find there bearings are better sealed than most.....imo....,
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How do they do in really fine sandy dirt? Exposed bearings here don't last long at all. I did a fresh rebuild on my Trinity Speed Gems 2 brushed motor and in one bash session the Holms Hobbies bearings were done.
So far the Jim's Bearings in my Outcast have been holding up pretty good. The Jim's I put in the 4pedes center spur mount was super gritty after 2ish packs.
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There are no bearings that are indestructible,,you still have to maintain them,,especially running in sand and water...I find fast eddy bearings have a better seal,,I’m finding less contamination with sand but water is a different story,,there not waterproof like any bearing you have to keep them clean . I find that the grease he uses is a better quality . I’ve run in sand and water,,but maintenance is the key with any bearing. His prices are fair and the bearings are accurate,,I won’t run anything but fast eddy...my preference,,it’s like you get what you pay for I guess.when you buy the cheaper ones or the ones without good seals....this only my experience with them for 8 years now..try em an keep the dirty side down as much as possible....ha ha.....
