Barry Baker Q&A
02-28-2003, 02:29 PM
#61
Data,
Thanks for the heads up on the reverse (left hand) threaded nuts, some of us here have been serching for them for awhile. I did find them on their site, but man $5.42 for one nut, and they're just plated steel! Anyway, thanks for the info.
Thanks for the heads up on the reverse (left hand) threaded nuts, some of us here have been serching for them for awhile. I did find them on their site, but man $5.42 for one nut, and they're just plated steel! Anyway, thanks for the info.
02-28-2003, 10:37 PM
#62
Originally posted by NTC3NUT
Data,
Thanks for the heads up on the reverse (left hand) threaded nuts, some of us here have been serching for them for awhile. I did find them on their site, but man $5.42 for one nut, and they're just plated steel! Anyway, thanks for the info.
Data,
Thanks for the heads up on the reverse (left hand) threaded nuts, some of us here have been serching for them for awhile. I did find them on their site, but man $5.42 for one nut, and they're just plated steel! Anyway, thanks for the info.
By the way, McMaster sells a lot of hardwares that can be used on R/C. Body clips, screws, nut, exhaust coupling, just to name a few.
03-01-2003, 05:00 AM
#63
Maybe I'm not looking at the right size, here's what I was looking at:
Catalog page #2966
metric left-hand nuts - DIN934L
class 8 zinc-plated steel
P/N-93695A940
size-M30 (3.5mm pitch?)
pkg. qty.- 1
$5.42 ea.
Is this the right size, or am I grossly oversized? I thought the 3.5mm pitch was the size.
Catalog page #2966
metric left-hand nuts - DIN934L
class 8 zinc-plated steel
P/N-93695A940
size-M30 (3.5mm pitch?)
pkg. qty.- 1
$5.42 ea.
Is this the right size, or am I grossly oversized? I thought the 3.5mm pitch was the size.
03-01-2003, 05:42 AM
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I think M30(30 mm) is the size..3.5is the thread pitch....
03-01-2003, 07:33 AM
#65
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Left hand Threaded nuts
Guys;
OK, they took all of 2 minutes to find.
McMaster Carr Catalog, page 2966
M3 x .5, Metric Left-Hand Hex Nuts
Class 8 Zinc_Plated Steel
Qty-100, #936695A12, $5.98 per package of 100
OK, they took all of 2 minutes to find.
McMaster Carr Catalog, page 2966
M3 x .5, Metric Left-Hand Hex Nuts
Class 8 Zinc_Plated Steel
Qty-100, #936695A12, $5.98 per package of 100
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03-01-2003, 03:42 PM
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HEy I was Wondering what is your Setup for Crystal park??for theNTC3
03-01-2003, 05:43 PM
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yeah....but the problem is that the Lunsford Super rods are 3.5..teh std rods are 3 mm.....and associated has the thicker rods on teh back..
03-01-2003, 07:21 PM
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The Left nut doesn't know what the Right is doing!!
No left hand threaded nuts in M3.5 from McMaster Carr. Guess you guys are going to have to ask Barry about that one.
03-01-2003, 09:16 PM
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maybe..I'll call Lunsford on mon....maybe I can get him to make the things.....
03-01-2003, 09:20 PM
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The SUPER DUTY turnbuckle is bigger and stronger than the original Punisher turnbuckle. We changed the diameter a little and punched up the thread size to 3.5mm. Primarily designed for gas trucks, we find it will fit most all 1/10th scale cars and trucks. It's the largest titanium turnbuckle for the popular T-MAXX.
this was off the lunsford web site.....
this was off the lunsford web site.....
03-02-2003, 12:16 AM
#73
Yeah, I had a brain fart. I have "Punisher" stuck in my head from previous purchases from Lunsford. The oversize turnbuckles I buy from them now are" Super Duty's". And no, you don't need the back-up nuts with my set-up, I was just looking for the guy's still using the standard set-up. When I was at the Worlds one of the AE guys told me they had to have the nuts made, I thought I just saw recently on one of these threads that AE will start including them with the FT rear turnbuckles.?
03-02-2003, 09:38 AM
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hey barry(and I know you're there)
do you recomennd putting the pressure hole in the front half of the dual chamber pipe(for less pressure)....I'm running 5 port rb turbos and OS RE turbos....
do you recomennd putting the pressure hole in the front half of the dual chamber pipe(for less pressure)....I'm running 5 port rb turbos and OS RE turbos....
03-03-2003, 08:47 AM
#75
Haha
Wild Cat fuels your Joking right!!