Kyosho 1-S33010HT Titanium Hex Flat Head Screws M3x10 (8pcs) Precision Pack  [KY-1-S33010HT]

Kyosho 1-S33010HT - Flat Head Screw(Hex/Titanium/M3x10/8pcs)
Price:
NZD$10.77
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-1-S33010HT
Condition:
Brand New
Quantity Discount
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2 $9.54 each $2.45 or 11%
3+ $9.07 each $5.11 or 16%
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Precision Titanium Fasteners for FW-06 Chassis

For model builders and club racers running FW-06 kits, Kyosho supplies these titanium flat head screws to secure parts with confidence. The pack gives eight M3x10 heads suitable for common mounting points on the FW-06.

Where to Use Them

The Kyosho 1-S33010HT screws are best applied to low-profile mounting areas like servo mounts, shock towers, and electronics plates where a flat head is needed. Their M3x10 size matches many FW-06 attachment points.

Why Titanium Works Well

Titanium offers high resistance to rust and long-term wear while keeping weight down. That makes these screws a sensible upgrade for models exposed to mixed weather or frequent track use.

Fitting Tips

Clean the receiver threads before installation and start screws by hand to ensure correct alignment. A snug finish with a hex driver is enough; avoid overtightening to protect mild alloy threads.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 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.

Can I replace stock screws with these titanium ones?

Yes, where the original hardware is M3x10 and the head profile matches, these can be swapped in to reduce corrosion risk and cut small amounts of weight.

Do titanium screws affect handling due to weight change?

Individual screw weight differences are minimal, but using titanium across multiple points can slightly alter balance. Most hobbyists notice durability benefits rather than handling changes.

How often should I inspect these fasteners?

Check them during routine maintenance after a few runs or if you experience vibration. Titanium holds up well, so inspections focus on fit rather than corrosion.

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