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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 I just prefer ball bearing to journal bearings. They both have the ups and downs. Journal bearing hold up better for tracking and are far cheaper
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They both have the ups and downs. Journal bearing hold up better for tracking and are far cheaper to rebuild. Ball bearing definitely spool better in all forms but have a shorter life span(how much, don't know). But most times you have to replace the turbo. From what I read. Not sure about rebuilding. Either way cost is higher.
I still like ball bearings myself. I might be upgrading.
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