XRAY NT1 Drivetrain Ball Bearing Set BS-XN1/V1 by 3Racing  [BS-XN1/V1]

Team XRAY NT1 Ball Bearing Set - 3RACING BS-XN1/V1
Price:
CAD$29.42
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
BS-XN1/V1
Condition:
Brand New
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NT1 Bearing Replacement Kit

This ball bearing set is specified for use with the Team XRAY NT1 chassis and matches model BS-XN1/V1. It serves as a direct RC replacement for drivetrain bearings and wheel mounting points found on the NT1 platform.

The set's purpose is to cut rolling resistance where shafts and hubs rotate and to keep alignment consistent under load. When fitting new bearings to an NT1, confirm seating diameters, check bearing orientation, clean mating bores, and inspect related components for wear before reassembly.

Installation tips: press bearings squarely into carriers and hubs until fully seated, avoid levering at an angle, and recheck clearances at diffs and wheel hexes after fitting. For ongoing service, remove grit, inspect bearing races for pitting, and replace units that show play or rough rotation.

Specifications

  • Item Ball bearing set for Team XRAY NT1 chassis
  • Material Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number BS-XN1/V1
  • Compatibility Team XRAY NT1

This bearing set provides a straightforward replacement path for NT1 owners maintaining drivetrain and wheel assemblies, allowing timely swaps when wear appears.

Will these bearings fit NT1 short and long axle versions?

Verify the bearing bore and width against your NT1 axle or hub dimension; the set is intended for standard NT1 mounting points but confirm specific axle lengths before purchase.

What is the best method to press bearings into hubs?

Use a bearing press or a benchtop vise with a driver that bears only on the outer race to avoid damage, and apply even pressure until the bearing seats fully.

Can sealed bearings be relubed or cleaned?

Sealed bearings are generally protection-focused; light external cleaning and appropriate lubricant at mating parts helps, but once seals or races show wear replacement is the best option.

Do I need special tools to remove old bearings?

A bearing puller or gentle drift with access from the opposite side will help; avoid hammering directly on races to prevent housing damage.

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