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mistercrash · 12.18.2010, 11:26 PM

8X14X4? I thought the stock carriers used a 6X15X5 bearing. Maybe I'm remembering wrong. Anyway, I chose to use the 8X16X5 bearings because they are pretty common and easy to find cheap. But the carriers need to be slightly modified. Someone found some 8X15X5 bearings so he didn't have to mod the carriers. The only place I found 8X15X5 bearings with rubber seals is at Boca Bearings. At 10 buck per bearings, I prefer to modify my carriers to use the 8X16 that cost a buck a piece.

I'm glad that the mod is working for you and you're welcomed. I was on an Hawaiin cruise last January and got to visit the Island of Hilo a little bit. I thought it was absolutely beautiful, a little too rainy for my taste but gorgeous.

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mistercrash Guelph, Canada, eh! Offline Posts: 1,083 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Guelph, Ontario, Canada	12.18.2010, 11:26 PM 8X14X4? I thought the stock carriers used a 6X15X5 bearing. Maybe I'm remembering wrong. Anyway, I chose to use the 8X16X5 bearings because they are pretty common and easy to find cheap. But the carriers need to be slightly modified. Someone found some 8X15X5 bearings so he didn't have to mod the carriers. The only place I found 8X15X5 bearings with rubber seals is at Boca Bearings. At 10 buck per bearings, I prefer to modify my carriers to use the 8X16 that cost a buck a piece. I'm glad that the mod is working for you and you're welcomed. I was on an Hawaiin cruise last January and got to visit the Island of Hilo a little bit. I thought it was absolutely beautiful, a little too rainy for my taste but gorgeous. No brain, no headaches.