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Boca Bearing kart racer Emory Lyda raced in the World Karting...

…Association Manufacturers Cup race in Daytona, FL in December and qualified 4th and 5th out of a field of 27. He finished 11th on the first day and didn’t get to start the race…

Q1 race report:The last few months have not been good for...

…truck and 1/10th scale 4wd mod. buggy. I ended up finishing 3rd in shortcourse truck and 5th in 4wd mod. buggy. Looking forward to the first race of the Force Series next weekend…

The last month has taken me all over the South.My first race I...

…2wd mod buggy. In 2wd buggy I finished 5th out of 20 2wd buggy’s in my first race in that class in over 3 years. In ebuggy I finished 5th out of 16 cars. All my Hobbywing powered…

The Hooter Outlaw Tour wrapped up our 12th season on April 2...

…3rd David Parker, 4th Kevin Allen, 5th Dale Rodgers17.5 Sportsman  - 1st Garrett Allen, 2nd Justin Safran, 3rd Gene Beadle, 4th Logan Nemeth, 5th Rob AueThank you again for Boca’s…
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Q: How should the Orange Seal bearings be handled before being used?

…with an LD (lube dry) in the part number are supplied dry, without grease or oil. AF2 in the part number means light oil and NB2 in the part number means a heavy duty grease.…

Q: How often should I clean and lube them and what lube should I use?

A: The only bearings that need to be lubed occasionally are the metal shielded bearings, and they need to be cleaned every 4 - 5 races depending on the length of each race.

Q: How do I remove the bearings from my RC engine?

A: Place your engine housing in an oven at 325°-350° for 5 to 10 minutes. When you remove it from the oven your old bearings should fall right out, if not heat the engine a little…

Q: How do I calculate the amount of side or thrust load that a bearing can take?

A: Typically a radial bearing can take 5% of its Radial Load in a Thrust Load capacity.
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