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You will round cross heads far easier, don't overtighten screws or use too much threadlock, also get a decent set of Allen drivers. You could also use better screws or even stainless screws but stick with the hex head.
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Use a dab of the thust bearing grease on the screw when you screw it into the plastic. A little lubrication makes it easier, less force needed, less chance to strip something.
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A quality hex driver is a must on these buggys, but if your'e going to swap the screws out, go for some 12.9 grade hex ones.
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Where to buy those screws from? Could you link a direct page which has those screws needed for the Mad Rat?
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