Kyosho 36112 2.0mm Hex Driver - Pit Bag Essential  [KY-36112]

Kyosho 36112 - KRF Hex Wrench Driver 2.0mm
Price:
NZD$0.00
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-36112
GTIN:
4548565198498
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2.0mm hex driver built for truck-scale RC tasks

A compact 2.0mm hex driver intended for use on 1/10 truck-series RC models. The thin 2.0mm tip matches the hex fasteners commonly found on suspension links, servo horns and accessory mounts on scaled trucks. It performs as a basic hand tool for assembly work, routine servicing and fine setup adjustments where a precise small hex is needed.

Where to use it on your truck

  • Ideal for tightening and loosening 2.0mm hex screws in the chassis and on body posts.
  • Handy during pre-run inspections to check steering linkages, shock hardware and fitted accessories.
  • Small footprint makes it convenient to pack in a pit bag for trackside tuning and repairs.

Tip care and maintenance

  • Align the driver tip square to the screw head to cut down on cam-out and prevent rounding of the recess.
  • Wipe the tip clean after use; trapped grit and filings will speed up wear.
  • Store in a small case or foam organiser to keep spare bits neat and the tip protected.
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.

Which fasteners are compatible with this driver?

It is made for 2.0mm hex screws commonly used across 1/10 truck-series assemblies.

Can this tip be used with a bit holder or socket handle?

Check the holder or handle shaft size to confirm fit; this item is a hand hex driver tip intended for manual use unless your holder accepts the same shaft.

How can I reduce wear on small screws?

Use the correct 2.0mm tip, avoid over-torquing and keep the tip clean to minimise cam-out and thread damage.

When should I inspect the driver for wear?

Check the tip after frequent use or if you notice increased slippage; replace or retire a rounded tip to protect screws.

Any quick maintenance tips for longevity?

Keep the tip free of debris, store it separately from loose hardware and carry spare bits for extended sessions.

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