XRAY 930138 Carbide Ball-Bearing Axial F3-8 Off-Road Friendly 3x8x3.5  [XR-930138]

XRAY 930138 Carbide Ball-Bearing Axial F3-8 3x8x3.5
Price:
AUD$50.55
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-930138
Condition:
Brand New
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Refine Your RC Differential with XRAY 930138 Carbide Axial

For tuners and weekend drivers, the XRAY 930138 Carbide Ball-Bearing Axial brings greater durability to your ball differential. The tungsten carbide balls reduce friction and stand up to abrasive use, helping your setup stay consistent run after run.

Performance Gains from Tungsten Carbide

Tungsten carbide balls in the XRAY 930138 offer superior hardness compared to standard bearing balls, which reduces wear and keeps the differential operating efficiently. That means more predictable traction and fewer rebuilds over time.

Suited to Active Hobbyists

Whether you run off-road tracks or mixed surfaces, this axial bearing gives hobbyists a tougher alternative for demanding conditions. The XRAY 930138 helps maintain smooth operation and stable performance across different setups.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

What are the exact dimensions for the XRAY 930138?

The bearing measures 3x8x3.5mm, which fits applications that accept that standard size. Confirm fitment in your differential housing.

How does this affect differential setup?

With lower friction from the carbide balls, diff action can feel smoother and more consistent. You may need to fine tune preload or oil weight to match desired feel.

Is extra maintenance required for carbide balls?

They need the same basic care as other bearings: keep them clean, inspect for grit, and lube appropriately. Carbide is tougher but not maintenance free.

Can I mix carbide balls with steel races?

Yes, carbide balls are commonly used with steel races in ball differentials, but check compatibility and torque settings when assembling.

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