Tamiya 15510 - 2mm Countersunk Screws Pack for Mini 4WD Chassis  [15510]

Tamiya 15510 - 2mm Countersunk Screws (10, 12, 20, 25, 30mm)
Price:
£3.81
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
15510
GTIN:
4950344155101
Condition:
Brand New
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Summary of Tamiya 15510 countersunk screws

The Tamiya 15510 2mm Countersunk Screws are a practical choice for builders seeking flush-mounted fasteners on Mini 4WD models. They reduce hardware protrusion on FRP plates and similar components, allowing for lower clearances and reduced snag potential.

Contents and chassis compatibility

The set comprises stainless countersunk screws in 10mm, 12mm, 20mm, 25mm, and 30mm lengths. They are suitable as replacement countersunk fasteners for limited edition VS and Super XX Evo.1 chassis and can be used wherever a 2mm countersunk screw is required.

Performance and visual benefits

Flush-fitting countersunk heads cut down on drag from exposed hardware and lessen the chance of catching on track features, which helps consistency during races. They also improve the overall appearance of the model with a neat, low-profile finish.

 

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I have been purchasing Tamiya products with Rcjaz for a couple of months now, selection is awesome and service is quick and reliable, considering I leave half way around the world.
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Excellent service, two of the items I purchased were out of stock but was given fair options on refund, store credit or replacement. I opted for replacement as there was a different version available and one of the items did arrive bent and they sent out

Are these screws suitable for race tuning adjustments?

Yes, they are useful when adjusting ride height and reducing exposed heads during tuning. Choose the appropriate length from the set to match plate and spacer thickness for accurate adjustments.

Do they require countersunk holes to work properly?

Correct. For a flush finish, the mounting hole should be countersunk so the screw head seats properly. Without countersinking the head will sit proud and reduce the intended benefit.

How should I store spare screws?

Keep spares in a dry container to avoid contamination and mix-ups. Label by length if you separate them, and handle with a small parts tray when working on builds to prevent loss.

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