Full ceramic!? any one rolled on these puppys
Hey all was wondering if any of you cashed up crazies have rolled on these full ceramic bearings...
1st set- white with black balls.... only $200 US a set + post
2nd set- full black....only $400 US a set + post
and are they that good???
(I can buy an ok car for $400 US i'm sure)
1st set- white with black balls.... only $200 US a set + post
2nd set- full black....only $400 US a set + post
and are they that good???
(I can buy an ok car for $400 US i'm sure)
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Dani on -
To expensive for me. Dont believe that they would make much difference.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
They wouldn't be any quicker than regular ceramic with steel races but they'd stay fast longer until they got dirty. Clean em out and they'd be new again.
The steel parts wear out on regular ceramics but all you need is to buy abec 7 steel bearings and swap the cermic balls into em. Whalla! New ceramics.
If you ever want your wheels to leave the ground like ollies or gutter hopping, you're having yourself on buying ceramic. Any impact load rapidly deteriates them back to abec1 quality.
Keep your ceramics for competition racing.
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Permalink Reply by Brad NS on
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Not worth it !! Full ceramic bearing are made for high temperature machinery internals , they are no faster than a good quality ceramic . As fitz sayed !!
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Permalink Reply by shane heading on
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shane heading said:
although they are steal cased.. sorryim rolling on bones swiss ceramics at the mom man and there awesome, smooth as and quick. Also there easy to disasemble to clean and easy to put back together... they cost me $120 when i ordered my board and setup from bustin boards in the states...
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Permalink Reply by tom Crane on
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bellow say 90km/h, is there actually any difference between fairly decent bearings (say bones reds) and ceramics
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Permalink Reply by Paul on
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bearing thought for all... or Fitz, Hi Fitz, you seem to be the teck guru... all hail....a stupid question i have that you may have tried or thought about... is coreing out a solid wheel to allow four bearings- 2 each side... ?
would that share the load x two? and = less friction/resistance/wheel spinny force thing
just a thought id had, not sure why tho as usually at around 15km/ph i stack and cartwheel into a fence, carpark wall or something harder than me.
double gravity = more speed:)
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