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LCT Steel Ball Bearings (6 Pcs) – 9 mm
LCT 9 mm Steel Ball Bearings are durable bearings for AEG V2 / V3 gearboxes and other Tokyo Marui standard gearboxes with 9 mm bearing seats. The ball bearing design reduces friction between the gears and gearbox shell, ensuring smooth drivetrain operation. The package includes a complete set of 6 bearings.
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LCT 9 mm Ball Bearings for AEG Gearboxes
LCT ball bearings with an outer diameter of 9 mm are designed as replacement or upgrade parts for AEG gearboxes V2, V3 and other compatible Tokyo Marui standard gearboxes with 9 mm bearing seats. Compared to smaller bearings, their larger diameter allows for a more robust design while maintaining low rolling resistance. The ball bearing construction minimizes friction between the shafts of the gear sets and the gearbox shell, contributing to smoother drivetrain operation. The steel construction provides excellent strength and durability for long-term use. These bearings are ideal as a replacement for worn 9 mm bearings or when building a gearbox that requires smooth gear rotation.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
- Type: Ball bearings
- Outer Diameter: 9 mm
- Thickness: 2.5 mm
- Dimensions: 9 × 2.5 mm
- Material: Steel
- Compatibility: AEG V2 / V3 gearboxes and other 9 mm Tokyo Marui standard variants
- Quantity: 6 pcs
Package Includes
- 6× LCT 9 mm Steel Ball Bearing
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I know if 9 mm bearings fit my gearbox?
The key factor is the diameter of the bearing seats in the gearbox shell. If your gearbox uses 9 mm bearings, these will fit. The V2 or V3 designation alone is not enough, as different manufacturers may use different bearing sizes.
What is the difference between ball bearings and bushings?
Ball bearings reduce rotational resistance on the gear shafts, while solid bushings have no moving parts. Ball bearings are commonly used in builds focused on smooth operation, whereas bushings are often preferred for extreme high-load setups.
Do I need to reshim the gears after replacing the bearings?
Yes. After replacing bearings, you should always check and, if necessary, reshim the gear set. Even small differences in bearing thickness can affect gear alignment and axial play.
| Variants | 9 mm |
| Color | Silver |
| Bearings (mm) | 9 (mm) |
| Bearings (material) | Metal |