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Originally Posted by Thomas
BTW, you can buy good bearings for 99 cents and bad bearings for two bucks. Quality depends on the specifications of the bearings and prize is mostly a function of how many resellers are in the chain between the factory and the end user, and how much profit they want.
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So true. I've had Traxxas bearings ($1.50 each or so) that failed after a few hours of use, since replacing with Avid Revolutions they have hundreds of hours without locking up and I very rarely even oil my bearings. Usually if I need a bearing I'll buy some from Amain though, they aren't as good but I hate paying shipping.
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