Delta stuff

[tomolupus]

Hello

I´ve got some Delta spareparts that needs to be id:d
some screws that have an unusual head needs a flat screwdriver with a rounded tip ?
Anybody know to which model they belong.

Sorry about the small picture.

And my Delta 760 ??

[V12]

Those screws were called High Torque screws. I think these were used at several Delta cars but were much more expensive then usual screws. My Delta Super Phaser 1/12th also is using some of them but I think they were available as 8-32" only. Maybe they were aircraft grade screws.

[Dirtdiver]

Can you post a photo of the screw head?

[V12]

I think they should look like this.

[Bimdapogs]

Very nice example.

[a01butal]

An example of the screws is in the bag in #1 photo and further down the photo's is the Hi-torque driver for the Hi-torque fasteners.
http://web.me.com/rc500/rc500.net/parts_delta.html

[tomolupus]

Thanks for the info guys.
Impressive as always
I can understand how the screws would be stronger that way.

I have the wings they showed on the link to.

[a01butal]

The red parts in package look to be the servo horns for the Futaba FP-S7 servo's. The package with the wires appears to be the wing mounts which my CK800SJ uses with the red wing you show in another picture. Nice early parts you've got there.

[oca1]

Nice Delta CK760. Part SW 1846 is the steering pushrod end that mounts on the servo horn.

This is my CK750 SS showing the steering pushrod end:

[GJW]

wow 750ss never new that one existed, amazing example

[tomolupus]

Thanks for the info oca1 and a very fine car you have there.

Here´s a Delta front end added to a Carlsson Pro 80s rear.

[oca1]

Thanks, the ck750ss was raced and manufactured for only about two years 1974-75.

[Bimdapogs]

Are those rod ends rare? I seem to have a couple packets of those, but with SG header cards..