M4 Titanium Serrated Flange Wheel Nuts, Green, 4 pcs - HUDY 296542-G  [HSP-296542-G]

HUDY 296542-G - Titanium NUT M4 With Serrated Flange - Green (4)
Price:
£19.41
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-296542-G
Condition:
Brand New
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M4 Titanium Wheel Nuts with Serrated Flange

The HUDY 296542-G is an RC wheel fastener made for M4-thread applications, combining titanium construction with a serrated flange to improve flange-to-hub grip and help prevent loosening from vibration during practice and events.

The green anodized finish allows quick visual checks, and the package includes four pieces sized for common M4 wheel mounts. Standard installation applies: hand-thread, seat against the wheel face, then apply a final controlled torque and verify secure fit during initial running.

Specifications

  • Item: Titanium M4 wheel nut with serrated flange, green, 4 pcs
  • Material: Titanium
  • Model Number: 296542-G
  • Compatibility: R/C cars using M4 threaded wheel nuts

Select these nuts where reduced mass and reliable flange grip matter for setup and tuning, and inspect them regularly as part of vehicle maintenance.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How should I torque these nuts for best results?

Use a measured, moderate torque suited to your wheel hub material; avoid over-torquing to prevent thread damage while ensuring a secure seat.

Can I use these on both front and rear wheels?

Yes, they are intended for any wheel position that uses an M4 nut, provided the stud and hub are compatible.

Do the serrations damage the hub surface?

The serrations increase friction and may mark softer hub faces; inspect contact areas and choose hub materials accordingly.

What routine checks do you recommend?

Check nut tightness after the first session, recheck periodically, and replace any nut showing thread wear or damaged serrations.

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