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stefke 27-03-2007 01:00 PM

Screw kit for TRF501X
 
As most owners should have already noticed, the screws in the TRF501X kit are not the best quality items around, so I'm in the marked for a decent screw set.

Would a TRF415 Ti screw kit be a good match ?
Also, Since the TRF501 has a lot of screws-in-alumiunium, how do you avoid a typical Ti to alu binding ?

I had a DCracing stainless screw kit in my ZX5 last year and was very happy with it. Top quality and indestructable, allthough a bit heavier then a Ti kit. Does anyone know if they're planning on composing a TRF501X screw kit ?

DCM 27-03-2007 01:04 PM

to stop the dissimilar metal binding, you can either use threadlock (use the stuff that don't lock, just stick) or grease.

BORMAC 05-04-2007 08:22 PM

Im looking to replace the screw kit in my 501 buggy,can anyone point me in the right direction of a replacement Ti or Stainless screw kit please?Thanks-Jason. :)

secretsg 06-04-2007 07:06 AM

Get the R/C Champ Kit. Best way to go.

BORMAC 06-04-2007 09:08 AM

I feel like a bit of a goose,Ive tried looking at the Champ site but cant understand any of it.Could you possible send through a link or help me work out how to buy a set please?I also live in Australia.Thankyou-Jason.

bender 06-04-2007 11:02 AM

Jason,

Email Masa or Hirotaka at [email protected] and they will help you out.

BTW I got all the stainless screws for my car from fastener-express.com in the US. They don't sell specific screw kits but their prices are very good - I just buy large lots of miscellaneous sizes for use on my race cars as well as my vintage cars.

Check out the price of the Ultima at RC Champ too - it's a very good;)

:)

GRIFF55 07-04-2007 08:22 AM

I had one of these off champ and it didn't seem to have enough countersunk screws for the chassis:confused: . So i also bought a ti 3racing set for the cyclone and this was a very good match.
Hope this helps

Doomanic 23-04-2007 07:03 PM

DCRacing will be more than happy to make up a screwkit for the 501, or any other car for that matter.;)

If someone wants to pm me a list of all the screws needed I'll sort out a price.:cool:

TRF_Tastic 23-04-2007 09:50 PM

Screws for TRF 501X

Tamiya Part No Qty Type Size
9804311 7 Button 3x16mm
9805763 18 Button 3x10mm
9804212 13 Button 3x6mm
9805764 4 Button 3x20mm
9805778 6 Button 3x12mm
9805765 24 Button 3x8mm
9804210 15 CSK 3x6mm
9805767 36 CSK 3x8mm
9804310 4 Mushroom 2.6x5mm
9805888 1 Cap Head 2.6x10mm
9805779 4 Cap Head 2x5mm
9949350 2 Cap Head 2x25mm
9805777 9 Grub 3x2.5mm

Doomanic 24-04-2007 05:36 PM

Thanks for that

Quote:

Originally Posted by TRF_Tastic (Post 35221)
9804310 4 Mushroom 2.6x5mm

Have you got a picture of these?

TRF_Tastic 25-04-2007 07:26 AM

The offending article is outlined in RED.


http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d3...miyaScrews.jpg

greyfox 25-04-2007 09:53 AM

Try RCScrewZ & Hobbies at:-

http://www.rcscrewz.com/index.php

Great screw sets, cheap with dollar/pound exchange rate and fast delivery.

Fiddybux 30-05-2007 08:49 AM

I just got the rcscrewz set and it is very good!

Gonna replace them all and grease them up before putting them in.

Recommend these screws for your TRF.

taz84 31-05-2007 03:24 PM

S/S Screws, Aluminum & Grease
 
:eh?:When installing S/S screws , pretap the holes in aluminum and use a S/S specific anti-galling lubricant as S/S is suseptible to galling when used in bimetallic conditions. Whenever possible, use a torque screwdriver/ wrench and the proper values for the relevant thread sizes. Double check as to the torque values in the table you are using are dry or wet (lubricated) values.

PS . 3M makes various grades of threadlocker, removable, regular and permanet (never get apart without a blowtorch).


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