Comparing 6 Different Sets of Mini-Z Ball Bearings (Ceramic, Stainless Steel, Plastic)

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @berryb0nzo
    @berryb0nzo Год назад +1

    Nice Video Again Sam!

    • @sammybaka
      @sammybaka  Год назад

      Thanks! It was fun to test out those super smooth bearings.

  • @joeynuggetz
    @joeynuggetz 11 месяцев назад +1

    Those ceramic bearings were impressive on the spin test. You can almost use them to balance those rims/tires as you can see the heavy part hit the bottom when the tire slowed to a stop.

    • @sammybaka
      @sammybaka  11 месяцев назад

      Yeah they are really good. I haven't bothered to balance tires so far. i wonder if that's needed if i true tires.

  • @ramonbmovies
    @ramonbmovies 10 месяцев назад +2

    How does the car perform though? Is there any difference when under load from the motor? Is the car easier to control? Does the car go faster?

    • @sammybaka
      @sammybaka  10 месяцев назад +2

      For me, no. For better drivers racing in power-limited classes (e.g: super stock), I've heard more efficient bearings make a difference.

  • @rep1vNL
    @rep1vNL Год назад +1

    Nice video, very interesting!

  • @Mini-z1994
    @Mini-z1994 Год назад +1

    I'd imagine it's pretty miniscule with a chassis this light but the lower rolling resistance probably helps with battery life a bit & control.

    • @sammybaka
      @sammybaka  Год назад

      It's definitely not going to make much of a difference to me at my skill level. I think your example of battery life is a good one; there are also race classes with limits on motor and gearing that can make little efficiency gains here and there useful.

  • @popitn2nd
    @popitn2nd 9 месяцев назад

    I’m getting the ceramics bearings aliexpress. What size and how many do i need for Reflex racing RX28 car?

    • @sammybaka
      @sammybaka  9 месяцев назад +1

      RX28 uses 3x6x2.5 bearings throughout. Depending on the version of the ball diff you have (i.e: v2 uses a thrust bearing), you need either 7 to 8 bearings. 2 at each of the 2 front rims. 2 on the motor mount. 1 on the outside of the right rear rim. If you have the v1 ball diff, you can consider replacing that bearing on the diff. You don't have to use a good bearing on the outside of the left rear rim because it doesn't rotate relative to the axle.