TAMIYA M03M/M03L/M04M/M04L Racing Thrust Ball Bearing M2 x 6 3RB-T62 by 3Racing  [3RB-T62]

Tamiya M03M /M03L /M04M /M04L M2 X 6 Thrust Ball Bearing - 3Racing 3RB-T62
Price:
USD$1.90
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
3RB-T62
Condition:
Brand New
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Racing-spec thrust bearing for TAMIYA mini drivetrains

The 3RB-T62 is an M2 x 6 thrust ball bearing engineered as a compact axial support element for TAMIYA M03M, M03L, M04M and M04L gearbox assemblies. It is intended for hobbyists and tuners seeking stable axial positioning with minimal rotational drag in small-scale drivetrains.

Use cases include replacement of worn gearbox thrust components, ensuring correct motor pinion seating, and fine-tuning drivetrain drag to improve coasting behaviour. The bearing's form factor suits tight installation envelopes typical of mini chassis designs.

Installation procedure for best results: during gearbox or motor servicing, remove the old thrust component, inspect shaft and housing for concentricity, press the bearing square to the housing using an arbor or driver that contacts the outer race, then reassemble and verify smooth axial clearance and free rotation under bench load.

 

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How does this bearing affect drivetrain feel?

A correctly seated thrust ball bearing reduces axial play and can make coast and initial acceleration feel more consistent, which helps in precise throttle modulation during competitive runs.

Recommended pressing method for repeatable alignment?

Use a small arbor press or a matched driver that bears on the outer race to avoid inner-race distortion. Check concentricity with the shaft before final torqueing of gearbox fasteners.

Any race prep tips to extend service life?

Keep the gearbox sealed from debris, use a light high-speed bearing oil for reduced drag, and inspect bearings between events to replace any unit showing roughness or axial looseness.