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4 points of contact vs 2= superior product

I'd like to see torx hardware on r/c's


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I'd like to see torx hardware on r/c's
Kraken RC makes a titanium torx set for Baja's,figured you'd like to know cause of your conversion.
   
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Kraken RC makes a titanium torx set for Baja's,figured you'd like to know cause of your conversion.
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Hi.Torx fill up with crap when run in the dirt :(
   
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Different?? - 04.21.2011, 12:43 PM

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Hi.Torx fill up with crap when run in the dirt :(
And how is that any different than using an allen head screw?? You still have to dig out the gunk no matter what, but the Torx head still gives you a better none strip feel. Like I stated previously either way they are both great hardware for our R/C toys.


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And how is that any different than using an allen head screw?? You still have to dig out the gunk no matter what, but the Torx head still gives you a better none strip feel. Like I stated previously either way they are both great hardware for our R/C toys.
Hi.The holes in allen heads dont have the annoying tiny gaps like torks ,where the dirt collects,then collects moisture,then stops you being able to undo the screws.ALLEN all the way
   
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Triangle's and some others, I like the ones that go one but don't come off, problem is they don't come off.

http://tamperproof.com/categories/tp...ird-power.html
   
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Triangle's and some others, I like the ones that go one but don't come off, problem is they don't come off.

http://tamperproof.com/categories/tp...ird-power.html
There's always a way to get them off. They make special tools for them.


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