iluvmyjato
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Ok so i can't find the info on if the jato has metric or standard hex's. if somebody could tell me that would be great. Oh and the same question applies to my rc10gt.
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Jato is metric. Most are 2mm and 2.5mm in size. NOt sure what the RC10 has.
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My Associated RC-18s are metric, so I would think that they all would be.
Checked the parts list on tower for the RC10 GT2 RS RTR and it appears it uses standard threads for most of it:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0005p?&I=ASCC7092&P=Z
Not all of it though. The manifold screws were metric.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0005p?&I=ASCC7092&P=Z
Not all of it though. The manifold screws were metric.
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Thanks guys. I wuz just ordering some tools but i didnt know whether to get standard or metric but i found a nice set that has both.
ever wander what the standard was for sae sizes under 1/4 inch? well it starts at #0= .06 inch each size above that is .013 bigger, so a no. #6 is .138 inch a #10 is.1900, this is major dia. odd no. are not used much. #12 isnt used much cause its very close to 1/4 inch.
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