I'm still running the 3.3 and front bearings are beginning to leak(oil/residue being slung from front end of mill). Any recommendations on good bearings other than stock? Fast Eddy's maybe?
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2revo1maxx
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Avid bearings are good.
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^+1^ on the Avids
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I checked prices not bad at all. They offer kit pricing also. I didnt find one listed for the tmaxx but i sent them an email and awaiting a response. The revo kit was only $38 and seems to inlude all of them ( i can't be sure, i dont own a revo and not curious enough to research revo bearing needs).
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There should be no difference between the Revo and Tmaxx bearings. Its about the motor not the rig. A 3.3 is a 3.3 wether its in a revo, maxx, chainsaw, woodsplitter, you get the point!
2revo1maxx
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I think he meant the entire bearing set for the vehicle, which would be different.
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yes 2revo1maxx, the bearing kits are for the entire vehicle, my maxx is still all stock bearings with about 3 gals on them. they are probably due for a change plus if i'm going to pay shipping for just engine bearings, I'll just pay shipping for all of them.