Tamiya Super Clod Buster Screws Bag For Super Clod Buster platform TAM9465624

Description

Replenish the factory hardware of your monster truck with this genuine Tamiya Screw Bag A. This is the specific hardware sack required for the initial assembly phases of the Super Clod Buster and Bullhead chassis.

If you are restoring a vintage Clod, rebuilding your axles after a season of mud bogging, or simply stripped a few screws during maintenance, this bag contains the exact metric fasteners used in the gearboxes and suspension links.

Key Features

• Factory Replacement: Contains the authentic Tamiya hardware (Black and Silver/Zinc finished screws) to match the original kit specs.

• Massive Count: Includes approximately 92 individual screws and fasteners.

• Build Stage: “Bag A” typically covers the hardware needed for Steps 1 through 14 of the manual. This includes the construction of the:

  • Front & Rear Gearboxes (Differential housing)

  • Axle Tubes & Knuckles

  • Suspension Arms

  • Chassis Braces

Compatibility

This screw bag fits the entire “Clod” family of chassis:

• Tamiya Super Clod Buster (58321)

• Tamiya Clod Buster (Original 58065 – Note: Screw types may vary slightly from vintage slotted screws to modern cross-head, but lengths are compatible.)

• Tamiya Bullhead (58535 / 58089)

• Tamiya Super Clod Buster Black Edition (47432)

What’s Inside

While the exact count can vary by batch, this bag generally contains:

• 3x30mm Tapping Screws

• 3x20mm Tapping Screws

• 3x15mm Tapping Screws

• Various smaller assembly screws for the gear cases.

• Note: Does not typically include nuts or washers (often found in Bag C or D).

Installation Advice

The “JIS” Difference: Tamiya screws are NOT standard Phillips screws. They are JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard).

1. Use the Right Driver: If you use a standard hardware store “Phillips #2” screwdriver, you will “cam out” and strip the heads of these screws, especially when driving them into the hard plastic axles.

2. Get a JIS Driver: Use a Tamiya Tool Set or a specific JIS +2 Screwdriver to ensure a tight grip and zero stripped heads.

3. Grease the Threads: When driving long screws (like the 3x30mm) into the hard plastic gearboxes, dip the screw tip in a tiny bit of grease or soap. This reduces friction and prevents the plastic from cracking or the screw from snapping halfway in.