Well I've got to disagree there. For a start conventional ball bearings are very rarely as round as a ceramic/hybrid bearing and if you're thinking of running a conventional without lube or dust shields, good luck when after a short while it disintegrates due to heat buildup. Kind of a crazy statement when you think about it...
@marcaztls My dad used to do it when he was a kid. They would spin bearings while holding them like in the video and they would spin forever just like this. Under load will be different. If you can show the bearings being spun under a load for a long time with no wear, well less wear then normal oil, that would make an impact. A non lubed bearing will disintegrate under load. But this video isn't showing that. All I am saying is you could do what you are doing in this video without lube.
@marcaztls The product may very well work, but this doesn't show it. I would like to see an independent test of it. I saw Project Two 50 is using it and running 100:1 premix. I am interested in it. I run 60:1 in my 380SX and still have oil splatter and wouldn't mind running 120:1. Less splatter. And I could carry the same amount of oil and fill up at gas stations with twice as much gas as I am on long rides.
I have faith in the product, just the video is useless.
Allmost every friction point on nascar now has micro blue coated parts. especially the engine blocks, slicker than snot!
freshkryp69 5 days ago
It's greased goose shit. Take it from the narrator.
Comprezzed 10 months ago
It sounds like the duck doesn't believe it.
Phazer123 1 year ago
VSSSS sound means its dry, and/or worn out.
Pretty low roll friction though.
eamh2002 1 year ago
Still very skeptical about microblue. I mean, you can do this with a bearing with no lube. In fact without lube it will spin longer.
TheOfficialKC 1 year ago
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Well I've got to disagree there. For a start conventional ball bearings are very rarely as round as a ceramic/hybrid bearing and if you're thinking of running a conventional without lube or dust shields, good luck when after a short while it disintegrates due to heat buildup. Kind of a crazy statement when you think about it...
marcaztls 1 year ago
@marcaztls My dad used to do it when he was a kid. They would spin bearings while holding them like in the video and they would spin forever just like this. Under load will be different. If you can show the bearings being spun under a load for a long time with no wear, well less wear then normal oil, that would make an impact. A non lubed bearing will disintegrate under load. But this video isn't showing that. All I am saying is you could do what you are doing in this video without lube.
TheOfficialKC 1 year ago
@marcaztls The product may very well work, but this doesn't show it. I would like to see an independent test of it. I saw Project Two 50 is using it and running 100:1 premix. I am interested in it. I run 60:1 in my 380SX and still have oil splatter and wouldn't mind running 120:1. Less splatter. And I could carry the same amount of oil and fill up at gas stations with twice as much gas as I am on long rides.
I have faith in the product, just the video is useless.
TheOfficialKC 1 year ago
shoot dat damn bird !!!!
rorlow 2 years ago 2
Cool. I was just talking with Dave over at worldbearings. He was telling me about MicroBlue
claas90017 2 years ago