y noT
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- Arrma RC's
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- Kraton 6s
- Notorious
- Outcast 6s
- Typhon 3s
- Typhon 6s
I use a magnet cup for screws, but sometimes you do tend to set one aside. Just went through a situation where I had lost a screw on my notorious 6s and knew I didnt have a screw loose or going nuts (yes definite pun) but when working on anything 1/8 or larger, don't freak out till you check your tread. 
Also having a star driver set is a great and easy way to get striped hex head screws out. Find one just a tad wider that sits straight then get a socket for that star driver and add an extension to it and tap it into the hex until good grip. Then use the ratchet and pressure and it will remove the hex. Saw that one on a motorcycle video. Not sure how plastic chassis would do under that but the notorious 6s was stout enough to take it. And I tried gorilla glue and JB Weld setting for 3 days and that didn't work. Wish I knew the other method that only took 5 min and one blister. So hopefully this helps someone.
Also having a star driver set is a great and easy way to get striped hex head screws out. Find one just a tad wider that sits straight then get a socket for that star driver and add an extension to it and tap it into the hex until good grip. Then use the ratchet and pressure and it will remove the hex. Saw that one on a motorcycle video. Not sure how plastic chassis would do under that but the notorious 6s was stout enough to take it. And I tried gorilla glue and JB Weld setting for 3 days and that didn't work. Wish I knew the other method that only took 5 min and one blister. So hopefully this helps someone.
on all the others. And my set has a min of 10 different types. I need to google. Lol now I'm curious, as it didn't come with an itemized slip. Or should have kept the back of the box in the set. Thx though for the education coop. Now I HAVE to know the rest.
