RC Screws

[Nitroboy91]

Has anyone used the screw kits from rc screws? Just wondering because I just bought the whole kit last night without thinking to ask. Are they a good solid screw or are they rather soft?

Also, where would be a good place to pinch my 3.3. And is it worth it?

 

[hamz9561]

The screw kits are really good and fit the particular vehicle well.

 

[moe7404]

i bought a screw set, but can't remember what brand it is. and its in the street truck right now. the draw back for me was that it didnt have very many 3 mm washers. also the 3 mm button head screws use a 2mm socket, that strips out easly. the first thing you should do is remove all of the button head screws ( one at a time) and replace them with socket head screws, that use 2.5 allen wrench, driver, they hold up much better.

 

[slowngreen]

I've bought a couple screw kits from them, they are pretty good as far as variety but they are pricey, I ended up just getting a buddy to buy me a bunch of the nuts and bolts I need from a hardware shop that sells mm, way cheaper!

 

[ace2914]

I've bought a couple screw kits from them, they are pretty good as far as variety but they are pricey, I ended up just getting a buddy to buy me a bunch of the nuts and bolts I need from a hardware shop that sells mm, way cheaper!

Hardware store is the place to look , it will save a lot of dough to visit one. and if there are more than 1 in your area check the others out too for larger veriaty

 

[flm_savage]

they are soft. tonys screws are the only screw kits to buy.

 

[moe7404]

try tonys screws

 

[moe7404]

i had trouble at tonys i had trouble with the way to pay. it wasn't there falt, just a computer thing.