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Old 18-08-2013
Jsmith Jsmith is offline
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Default Turnbuckles

What size are the sv2 turnbuckles

3,4 or 5 mm?

I dont have one infront of me to measure this is why im asking

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Old 19-08-2013
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The turnbuckles thread is 3mm
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Old 19-08-2013
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Size of the sv2 turnbuckles is 3mm, its great looking and handling car I'm sure but only on the right track conditions will it really do well and that still is basically a European style car not matter how pretty it is.
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Old 19-08-2013
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Sorry not the thread but the adjustable centre bit. What size spanner do i need to adjust it. Im getting one of the hudy turnbuckle tools. But dont know if i need the 3, 4 or 5 mm
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Old 19-08-2013
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4mm, same as most (?) other 10th scale cars.
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Old 19-08-2013
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Mine are 3.6mm on my sv2 and sx3 :-)
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Old 19-08-2013
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Schumacher do a little open ended spanner, 3.9mm one end and 5.5mm the other. Works a treat as well.
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Old 19-08-2013
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HotBodies use to make one I think its 3.7mm
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