Outcast Outcast roll bar screws?

[The last Nero]

Does anyone know the part number or screw sizes for the outcast rollbar?

 

[digitaldude80]

You mean the ones on top of the rollbar?
I think you'll need these: http://www.team-durango.com/part-info.php?partNo=TD705038 (M4x10mm)

Not sure why there is no Arrma number for them, but I'll guess you could also replace them with screws from the local hardware store.

 

[The last Nero]

You mean the ones on top of the rollbar?
I think you'll need these: http://www.team-durango.com/part-info.php?partNo=TD705038 (M4x10mm)

Not sure why there is no Arrma number for them, but I'll guess you could also replace them with screws from the local hardware store.

Thanks yes I need those but also the screws that hold the roll bar to the body underneath

 

[Iamtheoutcast]

https://www.rcplanet.com/bodies-acc...rs/arrma-outcast-truck-roll-hoop-araar480009/

 

[Iamtheoutcast]

Should b what you are looking for

 

[digitaldude80]

Should b what you are looking for

That's the rollbar, which doensn't include the screws.

The screw underneath are these: https://www.rcplanet.com/search-results?q=ar721312

 

[Iamtheoutcast]

Didn't even see that screws wernt included. You can order screws off ebay 2 type in the size and black oxide

 

[The last Nero]

I went to the local hardware store and got stainless screws and they look great in the roll bar and with the paint

 

[digitaldude80]

Picture!!

 

[The last Nero]

Sure!

 

[nulli]

Sparks!

 

[MichaelCain414]

Sure!

What size????

Sure!

 

[SrC]

This is a 5 yo thread. I doubt he needs these screws now.

 

[MichaelCain414]

This is a 5 yo thread. I doubt he needs these screws now.

Maybe not, but I do.

 

[SrC]

The blowup diagram for your Arrma is your friend. Part numbers etc.
The Part number actually states the Size of the screw, in mm., if you look closely at the number.
How Arrma does it with their fasteners.

 

[MichaelCain414]

I appreciate the suggestion. Bought it used so didn't get the manual, I'll have to look it up.

The blowup diagram for your Arrma is your friend. Part numbers etc.
The Part number actually states