b4 ball cup for rpm rodend

[stampede vxlboy]

need b4 ball stud short to fit rpm rodend somebody must have some
somebody must have some old 1 lying about in there tool box plz need some cash waiting

[General Accident]

Stampede, which one is it? There are short and long ones on the B4. If you could say which part of the B4 it came from that will help someone to hopefully help you.

[stampede vxlboy]

its to fit the rpm rod ends as my balls are too big the different on my madrat

[stampede vxlboy]

somebody must have some lying about short stud for rpm rodends

[coolcars782]

I got some standard b4 ball cups

[stampede vxlboy]

will they fit rpm rodend on as the sudends are to big on my car

[coolcars782]

Sorry mate have no-idea

[stampede vxlboy]

how much for 12 are the b4 studends cheap as its just for bashing

[stampede vxlboy]

get back to me as i need them

[Jony P]

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[stampede vxlboy]

plz get back to me as i need them studends plz for the b4

[MRD]

The madrat is metric and the b4 is imperial so the threads are different. You need the Hot Bodies D4 ball studs. Look on the Hot Bodies web site and get the part numbers for the lengths you need then search ebay or order them from your local hobby shop.

[Col]

Good advise, Mark

[Benh]

I have a bunch of Hot Bodies rod ends.

How many do you need.

I have all the D4 ones, all are new and have never ran on a car.

If you need more info on them, please go to www.wheelspinmodels.co.uk they have a lot of pics for Hotbodies gear.

[stox217]

The length of the ball cup is the same as the b4 length so it should be fine!

[stampede vxlboy]

have you got any ?

[MRD]

I think there's a bit of confusion here. By the sound of it he already has the ball cups (rpm whites) but they wont fit the larger ball studs on his madrat so he needs the standard size ball studs so he can use the rpm ends he has. Like I said before the ones for the job are the hot bodies D4 ones so if anybody has any spare ball studs (not ball cups) then thats what he needs.

[super__dan]

If I've got this straight though, if he's trying to retrofit imperial (smaller) ball studs onto pre used metric (larger) places then won't the threads be too large already. Surely you'd have to keep the larger ball studs and buy new plastic cups.

Personally what I'd do is walk into a model shop and ask them to sort it out. From geographical location I've seen in other threads I'd go to MB models in Leeds as Bally knows his onions and will sort it all out.

[MRD]

Originally Posted by super__dan

If I've got this straight though, if he's trying to retrofit imperial (smaller) ball studs onto pre used metric (larger) places then won't the threads be too large already. Surely you'd have to keep the larger ball studs and buy new plastic cups.

Personally what I'd do is walk into a model shop and ask them to sort it out. From geographical location I've seen in other threads I'd go to MB models in Leeds as Bally knows his onions and will sort it all out.

Read my earlier post

[Tom3012]

Originally Posted by stampede vxlboy

as my balls are too big

Cant believe nobody said anything....