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ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing
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ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing

Part # PTK-100953.9(7)
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AMain Hobbies
Seen Oct 12, 2026
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About this part

This is a Protek R/C Ceramic 14x25.4x6mm "MX-Speed" Rear Engine Bearing, and is intended for use with the O.S. VZ-B V-Spec, 30VG, the original Novarossi P5, 421B, Picco P3 .28, and Axe Rossi Cobra off-road competition engines as well as any other engine that requires a 14x25.4x6mm rear bearing.

ProTek MX-Speed engine bearings have 2 distinct advantages when compared to other bearings that provide decreased resistance, increased speed, load handling capabilities and extended bearing life.

  1. Precision Ball Races: A unique bearing race design is used that increases load capabilities, centering the balls in the middle of bearing race. This allows the bearing to continue to rotate smoothly when the crankshaft is subjected to harsh side and radial loads.
  2. PA46 Nylon Cage: A stronger, thicker bearing cage material has been developed that allows the bearings to withstand high nitro content fuel and excessive temperatures. The reinforced PA46 nylon has been subjected to Heat Distortion Temperatures of 554° without failure.

Why Ceramic?
Our ProTek Ceramic Engine Bearings are a hybrid type, featuring Stainless Steel outer races with Si3N4 silicone nitride ceramic balls riding on a polymide inner race. Ceramic bearings have many advantages over standard steel bearings, such as decreased weight, higher RPM capabilities, increased corrosion and wear resistance,  as well as reduced friction and vibration.

So next time you purchase a engine bearing, when you ask yourself "Why should I buy Ceramic?" You should be asking yourself "Why shouldn't I?"

Advantages of Ceramic:

  • High Speed: Hybrid Bearings can reach a resistance level of 1,200,000dN with grease lubrication, due to reduced slip, wear extent and heat productivity.
  • Lightweight: The weight of ceramics is 60% lighter than steel, which decreases the centrifugal force and overall weight.
  • Long Service Life: The service life of Hybrid Bearings is 3 to 5 times longer than that of steel in comparable working conditions.
  • Self Lubricating: Even when poorly lubricated or with no lubrication, ceramic bearings will continue to function longer than steel under the same level of stress due to their self lubricating properties.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Hybrid bearings have excellent corrosion resistance, and will continue to function while corroded.
  • High Rigidity: The elastic ration of ceramics is 1.5 times greater than that of steel, this dramatically increases the rigidity of the balls.
  • Low Friction: Ceramic materials have a low friction force. Even under the conditions of boundary lubrication, the surfaces are extremely smooth, so its friction force is low and the rotational friction moment is low.
  • Wear Resistant: The micro-hardness of ceramics can reach a Vickers Hardness level of HV1700 kg/mm2

NOTE: This bearing should be installed so that the balls face the rear of the engine (towards the backplate), in order to allow proper lubrication.

  ProTek R/C is an AMain Sports & Hobbies brand.

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Reviews3.9 · 7 reviews

OS guyVerified owneron ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing

Great ceramic alternative to OS's factory $90 bearing. And it fits the engine it is designed for perfectly. No idea why dude above would bother giving this 1 star bc he was too dumb to check for compatibility. UPDATE 6/18 - bearing has lasted & performed just as well as any OS ceramic I've had, and I've had a lot of them. Great value & durable!!!

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Merdith Roachon ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing

I've been running this bearing for quite some time probably about 6 years it's affordable it's smooth it lasts a long time and it has really tight tolerances compared to some of the other aftermarket ceramic bearings

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Asher MoralesVerified owneron ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing

I’ve got about a gallon through one of these bearings in a V-Spec I rebuilt. Very smooth bearing, good tolerances, and install was easy. Definitely recommend if you don’t wanna break the bank on some ceramic engine bearings

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Anonymouson ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing

This is NOT the right bearing for a P5! Good bearing wrong place.

Jacob ThornberryVerified owneron ProTek RC 14x25.4x6mm Ceramic MX-Speed Rear Engine Bearing

One of the ceramic balls broke in half and ruined my 500$ motor, been running nitro for several years now and never seen this happen.

What reviewers say

Most reviewers (five of seven, rated 5/5) praise this ceramic rear engine bearing for smooth operation, tight tolerances, easy installation, durability over long use, and a fit described as direct replacement for OS engines, including the RM.1 and V-Spec. Reviewers describe it as a lower-cost alternative to the OS factory bearing. Two 1/5 reviews conflict with this: one reports a ceramic ball breaking and damaging an engine, and another states the bearing is the wrong part for a P5 engine. The reviews do not establish how common these failures are, and the positive reviews focus on OS applications.

  • + Smooth operation
  • + Tight tolerances
  • + Affordable compared with OS factory bearing
  • + Direct fit for OS engines such as RM.1 and V-Spec
  • − Ceramic ball broke and damaged engine (single report)
  • − Not compatible with P5 engine (single report)
Summary generated from the reviews above.

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