HPI Pro-Series Tools Exhaust Spring Remover [115536] Hard Anodized Small Scale Performance Just Got TLR342015

Name: HPI Pro-Series Tools Exhaust Spring Remover [115536] Hard Anodized Small Scale Performance Just Got TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35532937807
Price: 20.99 USD
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Rating: 4.6588 (30 reviews)

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HPI Pro Series Tools Exhaust Spring Remover [115536] Hard Anodized Small Scale Performance Just Got TLR342015 Small Scale Performance Just Got Smaller Axial SCX30 The abdomen can be twisted and the head can be moved vertically in a wide range Genuine HPI Racing #115536 Pro Series exhaust spring remover for nitro RC maintenance This dedicated workshop tool is designed to make removal and refitting of exhaust header retaining springs easier and more controlled than using general purpose pliers or screwdrivers

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