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Old 08-24-2010, 07:15 PM
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Default Re: Bearings

I guess I will be the odd ball here. I use bushings for one we use gear reductions more powerfull motors and high current 3300-5000mAh bateries so where will you notice the proformance of a bearing Maby some run time. Next if a bushing gets a little worn you can keep on driving but if a bearing goes out your done till you replace it and with the weight guys are putting on trucks dump bodies dump trailers I would count on the bushing before the bearing with the tiny little ball bearings. This is just me but if you want to run bearings that is your choice.
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