Metal Bearings
 

Hey

me and my friend wanted to go splits on a metal bearings kit and i checked up on it and it said

What's in the box

12 - 10mm bearings
2 - 6mm bearings

why are there 2 different sizes of bearings and also would me and my friend be able to share the box of bearings. If not what if i brought another friend in and bought another box and split the cost 3 way. you only need 8 for the wheels right so if i bought 2 boxes thats 24

24/3= 8 :D:D:D but than again those damn 6mm comes in

any help would be greatly appreciated

Here's the breakdown:

8 x 10mm = 2 for each wheel shaft
2 x 10mm = 2 for the drive Differential

The extra bearings are for if you got the All-Wheel Drive upgrade:
2 x 10mm = Differential in the AWD upgrade
2 x 6mm = Drive Shaft in the AWD upgrade

If you're running just 2WD and don't care about upgrading the Diff, then you and your friend can indeed split just 1 upgrade set.

wut if my friend has awd and i have 2 wheel drive

Actually my math is wrong. You need 8 bearings (2each for the 4wheels) for 1 car. So the 2 of you couldn't split just one set because you'd still need 4 more bearings.

You are correct, get a 3rd friend in there and buy 2 sets...2x12= 24 bearins. 8 Bearings per car, for each of your 3.

Since your buddy has the AWD, he'd be able to utilize the 2x6mm bearings for the drive shaft.

Make sense?

ahhh perfect thank you so much