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I want to use nylon insert nuts on my 10T (1/4" rear and stock front axles). What size do I need?
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8-32 for the rear and 5-40 for aluminum front axles, 4-40 if the fronts are the older steel ones... :wink:
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cyclepsych0 wrote:8-32 for the rear and 5-40 for aluminum front axles, 4-40 if the fronts are the older steel ones... :wink:
Thanks, I will check to see which front axles I have.
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Use these for the aluminum front axles:
http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=6222
They are the same ones for the shocks, and steering bellcranks, but the axles and bellcrank posts are 5-40 so don't mix them up with the shock nuts. You'll be able to tell right away as the nuts will feel very loose on the 4-40 screws.

Nuts for the steel front axles:
http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=6242

Rear axles:
http://67.199.85.166/main/productdetails.php?text=9834
There are a bunch of steel and aluminum nuts available. I like the low-profile aluminum ones, it looks like they only sell those in blue now. Avoid using the black 8-32 nylon nuts for the rear wheels, as I've found they strip very easily.

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you know what the difference is between wheel nuts and deer nuts? wheel nuts are $2.00 a pack, deer nuts are under a buck.

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scr8p wrote:you know what the difference is between wheel nuts and deer nuts? wheel nuts are $2.00 a pack, deer nuts are under a buck.

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if your gonna give my comedic brilliance a facepalm, atleast give it a good one. :wink:
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I don't know Scrappy... Steve's was pretty good to me! That guy coulda been in the truck forum of 10talk when that shot was taken for all we know.... :lol: :lol: :wink:
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Thanks SteveK...good one Scr8p.
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All the good ones had the 'facepalm' tagline at the bottom, I really didn't want to go that route. There was a good one with Piccard and Riker, but it was on a blog site and those don't show up right.

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SteveK wrote:All the good ones had the 'facepalm' tagline at the bottom, I really didn't want to go that route. There was a good one with Piccard and Riker, but it was on a blog site and those don't show up right.
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