Steel is strong and cheap for everyday use. Aluminium is light and comes in colours for low-stress areas. Titanium is light and very strong, ideal for racing.

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Screws
RC screws in steel, aluminium and titanium, in all the common sizes.
RC screws hold your car together, and having the right sizes on hand saves a build. This category covers screws in steel, aluminium and titanium, plus servo and motor screws and full sets.Match the material and size to the job. See all hardware in RC car accessories.
Frequent Questions & Answers
What is the difference between steel, aluminium and titanium screws?
What screw size do I need?
RC screws are sized like M3x10 (thread by length). Check your car’s manual, which lists the size for each location.
What head types are there?
Common heads are cap (button), countersunk (flat) and flanged. Use the head your car’s part is designed for so it sits correctly.
