Prometheus 8mm MultiFit J Caged Bearing Set Reviews

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Prometheus 8mm Multi-Fit J Caged Bearing Set
Made in Japan - precision cut, high strength
Perfect for fine tuning your build
Fits all 8mm AEG gearboxes
This high precision 8mm bearing for your gearbox shell reduces friction on your gears thus keeping your gearset stable, and aligned for maximum performance.The bearings come with a thickness of 2.5mm to prevent any interference with your selector plate and reduces the need for any modifying of your gearbox shell. Additionally, due to the shallow thickness of the bearings, you can fine tune your shimming even more for a precise fit.
Manufacturer: Prometheus / Laylax
Specifications:
Compatibility: All 8mm gearbox including KrytacMaterial: Stainless SteelDiameter: 8mmThickness: 2.5mmPackage Includes: 8mm Bearings x6

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“Best bearings work great”

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Posted 1 month ago

They do be pretty neato

Posted 1 month ago

“Haven't tried them yet but they seem good quality and in other builds I have they work great”

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Posted 1 month ago

Thank you for the review!

Posted 1 month ago

“probably some of the best bearings i've ever used. very robust construction, very low profile for precise shimming. the thing that stands out the most to me about these is how quiet and smooth they run, even on something like an sp150 spring. i've used shs, modify, and paragon armory bearings, and these prommy bearings fall in as a close second only to the paragon bearings. unbelievably smooth and durable, very well worth the price”

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Posted 1 year ago

You've got a great build from the sounds of these reviews!

Posted 1 year ago

“I've had these ball bearings for a while from a different seller, but just wanted to say these are the best ball bearings you can buy, besides the Umbrella Armory ones which are equal to these. J-type ball bearings are just superior to everything else in regards to strength. I had a brushless motor + a 20:1 DSG that would hit the high 60 RPS mark and these lasted and are still going today!”

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Posted 3 years ago