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Old 12-04-2009
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Default Ball Bearings for Diff

Hi

I managed to open my diff and loose some of the tiny ball bearings (Thrust bearings i think they are called) and am now a couple down. Will need to order some, but I have read lots of threads about the Kyosho diff balls being a bit soft, are the smaller kyosho Thrust bearings ok?

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The thrust bearings are as good a quality as any others.

Some people like to use carbide / ceramic thrust bearings but to be honest they are not necessary for the thrusts.

I would recomend changing the main 3/32" diff balls thought, an improvement can be found there! I've got Kyosho ceramics in the RB5 and an other brand in the ZX5-FS.

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atomic carbon sell ceramic diff balls and thrust balls for around £15 posted
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Thanks Roger and Paul, that is really useful
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