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Originally posted by BIBOY i agree initial D my car has almost all the hop ups by 3racing and still alot lighter than any mtx 3 or evo rr.... http://www.rcscrewz.com/1_10_nitro.htm All the replaced parts in aluminium have increased the weight substantially . Is my 710 heavy ??? |
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Originally posted by 2Lmon Thanks Marcos...awesome track. Wish I could run my 710 there :sneaky: |
Re: Addition to the family!
Originally posted by wolfejohne I finally finished my first Gas Car! I would like to say thanks to all who have helped me with questions and problems. |
Titanium screws
Hi,
Does anyone use titanium screws in his Serpent 710? Where did you find them? I want to try titanium screws in my Serpent 710. Not because of the weight saving, but more for the strenght. I thank you in advantage. |
Re: Titanium screws
Originally posted by 840918001 Hi, Does anyone use titanium screws in his Serpent 710? Where did you find them? I want to try titanium screws in my Serpent 710. Not because of the weight saving, but more for the strenght. I thank you in advantage. I do have titanium screws, though - mine are all tamiya screws - just find a dealer who supplies good tamiya rc cars and he'll be able to order the screws for you. Cheers, Mark. |
Re titanium screw
Thanks Mark,
The tamiya screws, are these good? |
Re: Titanium screws
Originally posted by 840918001 Hi, Does anyone use titanium screws in his Serpent 710? Where did you find them? I want to try titanium screws in my Serpent 710. Not because of the weight saving, but more for the strenght. I thank you in advantage. |
Re: Titanium screws
Originally posted by 840918001 Hi, Does anyone use titanium screws in his Serpent 710? Where did you find them? I want to try titanium screws in my Serpent 710. Not because of the weight saving, but more for the strenght. I thank you in advantage. |
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Originally posted by Sow&Steady Sparky, is this your site or have you ordered from them? Where are they located? It's from a company called East. Has anyone heard of them? |
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Originally posted by Sow&Steady Sparky, is this your site or have you ordered from them? Where are they located? |
Re: Titanium screws
Originally posted by 840918001 Hi, Does anyone use titanium screws in his Serpent 710? Where did you find them? I want to try titanium screws in my Serpent 710. Not because of the weight saving, but more for the strenght. I thank you in advantage. :confused: :confused: |
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Originally posted by TitaniumR Ti screws will not be as strong as stock for sure. You can tell as they can be cut easily using a plier. But you'll have a very hard time trying to cut or bend the stock steel screws. The advantage is in weight over stock and stronger but heavier than alu ones. I also noted that stock serpent screws tend to rust.... :confused: :confused: About stock Serpent screws; lately some are of poor quality. Especially 4mm grub screws and some 3 and 4mm button head screws don't fit my Hudy allen tools... :weird: (yes, I used the correct size :sweat: ) |
I use Duralube on my screws and the rust just falls off, it also keeps it from rusting. I was too lazy to take the car apart so I just put some on a Q-tip and smear it on the top of the screws or where I can reach them at. NO more rust for me :nod:
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It rains so much here at the moment, that I can't even get outside - no rust problems :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
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