5476/01 Mielke HR Wheel nuts M8

M6 aluminum turnbuckles for linkagesTurnbuckle 6028/01Aluminum, 74 mm. For all 1/6 Off-Road cars.Turnbuckle 7028/01Aluminum, 65 mm. For all 1:5er touring cars.

For the new fg airbox no. 9466 and no. 9467

Ideal work stand with extra wide tripod up to 100 kg. load capacity with excellent stability, even on uneven (!) urface.Specially made support mechanism, individually adjustable width from 115 mm to 375 mm for most RC cars from 1/10 to 1/5 scale. incline from 0 to 90° Quickly folded and loaded For easy storage, as well as for transport completely foldable! (Carrying bag available!)Height adjustment of the support from 635 mm to 1000 mm and inclination from 0-90° Length of the support surface 386 mm Bis zu 100Kg belastbar! Support mechanism continuosly adjustable in width Due to various adjustment options, the Top Tuning CAR STAND offers the optimal possibilities for making adjustments or maintenance work on the RC car. The load capacity and stability are beyond doubt with a load limit of 100 kg and the extremely stable tripod. The up to 90 ° adjustable slant shows your RC car at events and presentations, as well as in your assembly room to its best advantage! 6.5 kg. weight Pivoting bracket Height adjustable from 69 to 104 cm Basic frame is made of steel, painted or chromed Car bracket is made of aluminum and stainless steel A tool holder TT1030/01 is also available as an accessory in our shop selection.

Even though the blade will keep its edge for a long time, no cutting tool will last forever. Spare blades are available of course.Cutting width approx. 3 mmPack of 5

The tire tread cutter is required for re-cutting worn-out or creating new tread designs in order to get more grip. Cutting depth is adjustable and cutting width is approx. 3 mm.Please note: This tool is designed for cutting model tires only, not for any fullsize vehicle tires!Content:1 pieces

For ball bearings (diameter 8 x 22 mm) in steering blocks and uprights.Instructions:Remove the M5 bolt until the gap between the bolt's head and the top of the spindle is slightly more than the the width of the bearingInsert the spindle with the bolt into the bearing and srew the bolt in with an allen key from the opposite (do not tighten the bolt!)Now remove the bearing by just turning the spindle ccw