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Replacement Screws



Over time the stock Phillips head screws become lost, bent, or stripped. So you'll want to have several screw sizes available in your pit box as replacements. While you can replace the screws with some of similar characteristics, you'll find some benefits when considering to upgrade the screws to a stronger metal or using hex head screws.

The stock screws are rather soft and bend easily. At times this can make removing some parts difficult due to the screw being bent. So replacing the screws with some made of stronger steel can make a lot of sense. Phillips head screws are well known for their heads becoming stripped after being used several times. This makes them difficult to remove because the screwdriver isn't able to provide enough bite on the screw after this happens. Screws with a hex head are a good way to eliminate this problem.

There are a couple of different ways to obtain replacement screws for your Stampede. Most local hobby stores have a large amount of replacement screws on hand. However this can often be one of the more expensive ways to purchase the screws as they often come in small packages with just a few screws. Buying several of these packages can add up quickly. Your local hardware store is often a good place to shop for many of the screws you may need. However keep in mind that some hardware stores may not stock all the necessary sizes.

A third option is to purchase a replacement screw kit, and if you are looking to replace all the screws in your Stampede this would probably be the best route. Some replacement screw kits will contain just enough screws for your truck while others may come with extra screws, which will come in handy should you lose a screw one day while running your truck. So be sure to keep that in mind when shopping for screw kits.



Stampede Screw Chart

The chart below lists the common chassis screws used on a stock Stampede. Purchasing using the list below should provide you an adequate supply of spare screws.

Chassis Screws
Quantity Size
2 3x5 Counter Sunk Machine Screw
9 4x12 Counter Sunk Machine Screw
2 4x15 Counter Sunk Machine Screw
6 3x6 Roundhead Machine Screw
3 3x8 Roundhead Machine Screw
1 3x15 Roundhead Machine Screw
6 3x20 Roundhead Machine Screw
1 3x23 Roundhead Machine Screw
2 3x30 Roundhead Machine Screw
5 3x12 Washerhead Machine Screw
1 3x15 Washerhead Machine Screw
5 3 mm Grub Screw*
2 3x12 Countersunk Self-Tapping Screw
2 2x8 Roundhead Self-Tapping Screw
7 3x12 Roundhead Self-Tapping Screw
2 3x10 Washerhead Self-Tapping Screw
4 3x12 Washerhead Self-Tapping Screw
2 3x15 Washerhead Self-Tapping Screw
2 2.6x8 Washerhead Self-Tapping Screw
12 3x12x5 Shoulder Screws




* New Rustlers use two pins instead of four grub screws.




Replacement Screw Set

Below is a commonly used replacement screw set for the Electric Stampede.


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