A "Screwy" Question
- hardenedways
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A "Screwy" Question
Back in the day I had a set of silver, aluminum screws on my RC10.
Anyone know who originally supplied these and if they're still available?
I know Associated has the blue screws and Trinity has purple. I can't find silver anywhere. Some other color options would be nice.
Anyone know who originally supplied these and if they're still available?
I know Associated has the blue screws and Trinity has purple. I can't find silver anywhere. Some other color options would be nice.
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One thing I've learned about RC cars in my time is that it's very unlikely that whoever sold the screws, or nuts or E clips or washers or whatever hardward, likely didn't make the hardware. Making things like screws is a very involved process, it's much easier just to buy from someone who already makes them. I don't know of any online sites, but at work we have a catalog of nearly every single screw, washer, nut or whatever you could possibly ever want. I'm sure there is a way to find the screw in whatever color you wanted without just looking for RC parts. Maybe figure out what exact size it is, and try a google search for hardware sources.
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You're probably thinking of hexcrews.com or is it hexscrews.com One of those. I had a set of their screws on my XXX4 G+, they're better than titanium, and cheaper.Electrohacker wrote:tier new of a site that sold sets for cars, but they were all black oxide stainless or hardened or something... they were good screws
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similarMelvinsArmy wrote:You're probably thinking of hexcrews.com or is it hexscrews.com One of those. I had a set of their screws on my XXX4 G+, they're better than titanium, and cheaper.Electrohacker wrote:tier new of a site that sold sets for cars, but they were all black oxide stainless or hardened or something... they were good screws
*edit* yes that's it
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