AX10 Scorpion Bearing Set BS-AX10/V1 by 3Racing  [BS-AX10/V1]

AXIAL AX10 Scorpion Ball Bearing Set - 3RACING BS-AX10/V1
Price:
USD$19.50
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
BS-AX10/V1
Condition:
Brand New
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Racing-focused replacement bearings for AX10 Scorpion

This BS-AX10/V1 ball bearing set is supplied for AX10 Scorpion maintenance and component replacement. It is intended as a direct-fit service part to replace fatigued or worn bearings and to maintain drivetrain precision for competitive running.

Technicians should remove wheel and hub assemblies, press out the old bearings and install the new units ensuring square, even seating. Verify zero lateral play and free rotation at component speeds typical for competition use. Any detected binding requires immediate re-seating and a dimensional check of the bore and shaft.

From a setup and tuning perspective, renewing bearings reduces parasitic drag and mechanical play in wheel mounts and the driveline, which contributes to consistent lap-to-lap behaviour and predictable traction response. Use BS-AX10/V1 as part of a scheduled service regime when preparing a vehicle for competitive events.

Specifications

  • Item: Ball Bearing Set
  • Material: Not specified
  • Model Number: BS-AX10/V1
  • Compatibility: AX10 Scorpion

Install the BS-AX10/V1 set to restore precise rotation and minimise play in AX10 Scorpion drive and wheel systems, and perform standard post-fitment checks.

How do I validate bearing seating under race conditions?

After fitting, run the wheels by hand at race RPMs where possible, and check for uniform spin and absence of side-to-side movement. Re-check after a short shakedown run.

Should I change bearings between events?

Frequency depends on running conditions; inspect bearings between events and replace if roughness or play is detected to maintain consistent performance.

Any setup adjustments after replacing bearings?

Check toe, camber and wheel runout after bearing replacement, as reduced play can change suspension and steering feedback slightly; make small tuning tweaks as required.