Equip the Tamiya TRF 415 with precision fasteners from 3RACING TS-415/V1 to enhance strength and shave grams. The titanium screw set is suited to competitive tune ups and regular maintenance alike.  [TS-415/V1]

Tamiya TRF 415 Titanium Screw Set - 3RACING TS-415/V1
Price:
£21.08
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
TS-415/V1
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision Titanium Screws for the TRF 415

For competitors and experienced hobbyists, the 3RACING TS-415/V1 titanium screw set offers precise, lightweight fasteners for the Tamiya TRF 415. Each screw is intended to replace common steel fixings and improve longevity on the car.

Advantages for Racing Setups

The strength to weight benefits of titanium make these screws a sensible upgrade where every gram matters. They help retain structural integrity while reducing unnecessary mass at key mounting points.

Fit and Practicality

Designed for direct use on Tamiya TRF 415 components, the kit simplifies routine rebuilds and race day checks. Confirm each screw against the part you are replacing to ensure correct fitment before final tightening.

Best Practice for Fitting

Use the correct size driver and tighten gradually to avoid thread damage. For aluminium or carbon mating parts take care to avoid over-torqueing which can deform inserts or panels.

Do these screws require anti-seize on mating threads?

Anti-seize is not usually required, but a tiny amount on metal-to-metal threads can prevent galling. Avoid applying it to composite threads or where adhesives are used.

How much weight saving should I expect?

Weight savings depend on how many steel screws are replaced. Expect modest gram reductions that contribute to improved balance rather than dramatic weight loss.

Are replacement heads available if a screw is damaged?

If a head is damaged, replace the affected screw rather than attempting repair. Keep spare fasteners in your pit kit to avoid delays during events.

Can I mix titanium and steel screws on one car?

Mixing is acceptable where lengths and thread types match. Be mindful of galvanic corrosion when titanium contacts dissimilar metals in humid or salty environments.

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