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Old 09-09-2010, 09:20 PM
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Default Re: Bearings

One of the beatiful things about the bushings,is there self oiling. The grease is permeated in the metal. As the bushing gets hot it releases the oil. Take a torche & heat one,& see what it does. Might look at bearings in a different light.
Like Travis,My trucks have the bejeesus geard out of them.don't need to worry about a little power draw spinning the drive line.
So here's a new question on this topic. Which is a better way to spend your money at the hobby shop,Gear reduction or bearings?
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