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MY S4 With Screws NORTECHRACING Thanks Northy and THANKS ELVO FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE








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My first race with my S4 @ EUROINDOOR RACE in france this week.....

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Looks Nice!! Love those colours
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looks great!

but if those are blue alu screws going into your alu stand-off posts, I would replace them with steel or stainless steel, its definately a load bearing area.

I really like seeing all the different paint schemes on the S4 body, they are all so different but they all look brilliant!
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notice how Freud is using sorter Servo mounts for his low profile servo. . .
Nice touch Man .
Car is lookin' sweet.
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looks great!

but if those are blue alu screws going into your alu stand-off posts, I would replace them with steel or stainless steel, its definately a load bearing area.

Ok Thanks Dougthy
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Looking good Freud


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but if those are blue alu screws going into your alu stand-off posts, I would replace them with steel or stainless steel, its definately a load bearing area.
They weren't in the Nor-Tech kit
I have a list of blue screws required to bling up an S4 if anyone is interested in a kit?
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looks great!

but if those are blue alu screws going into your alu stand-off posts, I would replace them with steel or stainless steel, its definately a load bearing area.

I really like seeing all the different paint schemes on the S4 body, they are all so different but they all look brilliant!
I assume you mean the ones going down through the top decks Chris? If you do I would agree, I managed to break several of the carbon fibre stand off posts we had on the prototype car. Proof that they are in fact load bearing

Freud: Lovely looking car there fella, but you need to get yourself a matching jumper now
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