Yokomo ZC-507TA 1/16 Inch Tungsten Carbide Thrust Balls  [ZC-507TA]

Yokomo ZC-507TA 1/16 inch Tungsten Carbide Ball (16 pcs.)
Price:
CAD$12.49
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
ZC-507TA
GTIN:
0639342217502
Condition:
Brand New
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Improve Differential Smoothness with Yokomo Tungsten Balls

The Yokomo ZC-507TA 1/16 inch tungsten carbide balls are built to improve the consistency of your RC differential. Manufactured to tight tolerances, these balls reduce surface irregularities in the thrust bearing for more dependable rotation. Their high wear resistance makes them a solid choice for racers and weekend hobbyists who want longer service intervals.

Why Tungsten Carbide Works Well in Bearings

Tungsten carbide is prized for its hardness and resistance to wear under repeated load, which helps keep bearing contact stable under friction. Fitting these balls into your differential can lead to steadier drivetrain behaviour and fewer replacements over time.

Fits Any Chassis Using 1/16 Inch Thrust Balls

These 1/16 inch tungsten carbide balls will fit any differential that specifies that size of thrust ball. Whether replacing worn parts or upgrading for better longevity, the Yokomo ZC-507TA slots into the same assemblies without modification.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Are these balls compatible with sealed differentials?

Yes, they can be used in sealed or open differentials as long as the thrust ball size is 1/16 inch. Check your diff manual for ball size before fitting.

Do I need special grease when installing these balls?

Use a light diff grease or bearing lube recommended for your differential. Tungsten carbide resists wear but still benefits from proper lubrication to reduce friction and corrosion.

How often should I inspect the thrust balls?

Inspect them during routine diff service or if you notice increased play or noise. Tungsten carbide lasts longer than steel, but regular checks ensure reliable performance.

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