Product Description

In order to keep your motor in top running condition, you need a good set of bearings. Occasionally, after a crash or landing in the dirt, the bearings can become damaged and need to be replaced. The Scorpion SII-3032 Motor Bearing Kit includes a set of four original equipment replacement bearings to only fit the Scorpion SII-3032 Series motors.

The SII-3032 Motor Bearing Kit contains 3 bearings, one for the rear side and two for the front side of the motor. The rear bearings measures 37mm OD x 30mm ID x 4mm thick. The two front bearings measure 10mm OD x 5mm ID x 4mm thick. These bearings are exact replacements for the stock bearings that come with the motors.

Please note, The bearings are an exact fit into the motor housings, so they do fit snugly. When removing the old bearings, you may need to gently tap them out. However, when installing the new bearings, do not tap them in with anything, as this can dent the ball races and ruin the bearings. When installing ball bearings they need to be pressed in by the outer part of the race. Never apply pressure to the inner race, as this can damage the bearing and lead to premature failure.

Weight including packaging

16.8g

In order to keep your motor in top running condition, you need a good set of bearings. Occasionally, after a crash or landing in the dirt, the bearings can become damaged and need to be replaced. The Scorpion SII-30 Motor Bearing Kit includes a set of three original equipment replacement bearings to fit all of the Scorpion SII-30 Series motors, except S-3032 Series motors.

The SII-30 Motor Bearing Kit contains two bearings, measure 10mm OD x 5mm ID x 4mm thick. These bearings are exact replacements for the stock bearings that come with the motors.

Please note, The bearings are an exact fit into the motor housings, so they do fit snugly. When removing the old bearings, you may need to gently tap them out. However, when installing the new bearings, do not tap them in with anything, as this can dent the ball races and ruin the bearings. When installing ball bearings they need to be pressed in by the outer part of the race. Never apply pressure to the inner race, as this can damage the bearing and lead to premature failure.