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Anyone know of any good & cheap places to get a nice titanium or similar scew set for the BJ / Slim4 (imperial i think ?) A nice box with a selection of screws would be nice.
I found the TI website, but they are around £1 per screw ! Jesus... and they don't do a mixed box or a set for the BJ / Slim4.

Any pointers greatly appreciated.

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Anyone know of any good & cheap places to get a nice titanium or similar scew set for the BJ / Slim4 (imperial i think ?) A nice box with a selection of screws would be nice.
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I found the TI website, but they are around £1 per screw ! Jesus... and they don't do a mixed box or a set for the BJ / Slim4.

Any pointers greatly appreciated.

Andy.

The F-maxx screw sets seem to be ok. castle modles do them he goes to most regionals and meetings on a saturday night at york off road car club.

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I will probably pick a set of Ti ones up from here http://www.titaniumracing.com/ I have the World edition cvds and they are rather nice!
Not sure if this is the site you mean when you sat TI, sorry if it is.
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Cheers chaps.

Didn't know Peter (castle models) had some, i'll ask him next Sunday.

The Titanium Racing site is where I got the £1 per screw from, I reckon that's far too much for a screw ! Expensive tackle on that site.

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There is a problem with the TIR screw sets in that the hex is not deep enough and tends to strip very easily. Also customer service is terrible, they are by far the worse company who I have dealt with in RC.

At least the hobby Co answer emails!!!
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Andy, if you find some decent Ti screws let me know, i think i have pretty much tried every type out there with very mixed results.
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Andy, if you find some decent Ti screws let me know, i think i have pretty much tried every type out there with very mixed results.
www.rcmart.com do em in packs you get decent deal
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Andy, if you find some decent Ti screws let me know, i think i have pretty much tried every type out there with very mixed results.
they seem decent just use quality tools to fit em shite drivers knacker screws usually
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rcscrewz Are great Stainless steel screw sets at a very low cost and quick shipping to the uk i use them on all my cars ...

http://www.rcscrewz.com/index.php?os...c906162da805e9

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www.rcmart.com do em in packs you get decent deal
Shame they are pretty much only metric sizes
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Shame they are pretty much only metric sizes
they do some imperial sizes and are of fair quality
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I can only find a screw pack for the NTC3 ?.
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