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#FR-028C-Y LD | KINGPIN REELS, GOLD SERIES - CENTERPIN
3 Reviews
Description
Ceramic Lightning Fishing Reel Bearing kits are intended an upgrade replacement to stock fishing reel bearings. These ABEC #5 bearings have ceramic balls with stainless steel races, retainers and shields. Ceramic will never corrode, has less rolling resistance and is lighter and than steel. As a result ceramic bearings last longer and cast longer. All Ceramic Lightning fishing reel bearings are supplied dry, without grease or oil. Lubrication can be added upon request. KIT (2) SMR696C-YZZ #5 LD- Kit Components
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Kit Components
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- Bearing & Ball Type
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SMR696C-YZZ #5 LD
- Dimensions
- 6.00 x 15.00 x 5.00 METRIC
- Quantity:
- 2
Make | Model | Feature | Description |
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AMUNDSON | TCP 450 IRN HEADER | CENTERPIN | |
KINGPIN | SOVEREIGN | CENTERPIN | |
KINGPIN REELS | ARNOLD - CLASSIC SERIES 1 | CENTERPIN | |
KINGPIN REELS | ARNOLD - CLASSIC SERIES 11 | CENTERPIN. | |
KINGPIN REELS | GOLD SERIES | CENTERPIN | |
OKUMA | AVENTA | CENTERPIN REEL | |
OKUMA | RAW II-1002 | CENTERPIN | |
OKUMA | SHEFFIELD | CENTERPIN REEL | |
OKUMA | SHEFFIELD S1002 | CENTERPIN | |
OKUMA | SIRATA | CENTERPIN | |
OKUMA | TRENT | CENTERPIN |
Reviews
3 Reviews
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Reviewer : XengDate : 1/14/2014
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Reviewer : Tim RowlettDate : 12/30/2019Okuma ReelNew bearings for my center pin reel. These fit perfectly and reel works better that when it was new. GREAT Product!!!
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Reviewer : DaveDate : 12/16/2021Okuma SheffieldInstalled new ABEC5 ceramic bearings in my Sheffield pin. Reel was about 10 years old. Added little amount of Lightning Lube to bearings and spindle. Reel spins great...very smooth! I am very satisfied with these bearings. Makes my reel like new! And yes...I am aware you can run ceramics dry...just my preference.