ceramic wheel bearing whp gain?
I said they are harder, which they are. I also said do some research because it's obvious that he doesn't know much about material properties. Wonder why I didn't say stronger? I didn't want to type an essay for some nobody on the internet. He used the internet to make a post, which was a waste of time instead of just using google.
Looks like you are the ignorant one who just jumped the gun just to look like an asshat. Now go away before I stomp you like a spark-plugless moped.
Looks like you are the ignorant one who just jumped the gun just to look like an asshat. Now go away before I stomp you like a spark-plugless moped.
So glad *** clowns like you exist on internet forums to bring down the community to the low level altitude which it came over the years...
Stm Ran them in the ricer.
They are lighter will make for unsprung weight unsrpung weight = faster times. maybe a gain in hp.
http://www.curtbrownracing.com/ceramic_bearing_8.html
Read that
They are lighter will make for unsprung weight unsrpung weight = faster times. maybe a gain in hp.
http://www.curtbrownracing.com/ceramic_bearing_8.html
Read that
I'd much rather do the research on my own instead of listen to what people say on a forum where so many people don't have the slightest clue are putting their opinions in. Remember rockmanx? That retard heard something, and then just kept repeating it over and over.
'Merica! F*** yeah!
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totally not worth the money. spending $2100 on real aero mods (functional undertrays and air deflectors) would yield better results. or use the money for a bigger turbo.
specially with out adding weight of noise damping crap.
What's the matter, a little butthurt?
I'd much rather do the research on my own instead of listen to what people say on a forum where so many people don't have the slightest clue are putting their opinions in. Remember rockmanx? That retard heard something, and then just kept repeating it over and over.
'Merica! F*** yeah!
I'd much rather do the research on my own instead of listen to what people say on a forum where so many people don't have the slightest clue are putting their opinions in. Remember rockmanx? That retard heard something, and then just kept repeating it over and over.
'Merica! F*** yeah!
Stm Ran them in the ricer.
They are lighter will make for unsprung weight unsrpung weight = faster times. maybe a gain in hp.
http://www.curtbrownracing.com/ceramic_bearing_8.html
Read that
They are lighter will make for unsprung weight unsrpung weight = faster times. maybe a gain in hp.
http://www.curtbrownracing.com/ceramic_bearing_8.html
Read that
Regarding the properties of the ceramic versus the steel, the ceramic doesn't degrade with heat like the stock steel does. The amount of heat created when running 150mph+ would: 1) cause greatly increased friction, and 2) degrade the stock bearings farily quickly.
I hope this helps. Of course, the best advice would be from the master behind the bearings.
Let us know if you need anything,
STM
I was researching different manufacturers that make ceramic wheel bearings, and they arent cheap. After messing around trying to source the correct one and messing around with the hub you might just be better just buying these. Price isnt too bad once you research what it costs.
Ya I agree. If your searching for that last few tenths and you already have some monster build then ya I see this as an option. For a mildly built setup,unless you are a baller, I would look elsewhere for much better gains for the price, imo.
For around $2k you could even upgrade to something like a stage 2 transfer case which IMO would be a more worthy drivetrain upgrade.
Just my 2 cents.