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tc3_racer_001 · 08.13.2008, 11:21 PM

i just used screws which were just slightly too big (without the thread they would fit) into the top of the heatsink. they tap themselves strongly, 1 screw was enough for me for a 40mm fan but 2 would be perfect, hope this helps :)

also adding small washers raises the fan off the heatsink and can help with cooling a bit (more airflow)

btw, fan blows ONTO the heatsink. :)

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tc3_racer_001 RC-Monster Carbon FIBRE NOT FIBER! Offline Posts: 701 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Brisbane, Australia	08.13.2008, 11:21 PM i just used screws which were just slightly too big (without the thread they would fit) into the top of the heatsink. they tap themselves strongly, 1 screw was enough for me for a 40mm fan but 2 would be perfect, hope this helps :) also adding small washers raises the fan off the heatsink and can help with cooling a bit (more airflow) btw, fan blows ONTO the heatsink. :) hyper 8.5 pro SOLD! Monster Max Still Working... JR SX3 Neu 1512 2D/S 12t pinion 4800 zippy-r XRAY xt8 MMM Neu 1512 3D/F 11t pinion 6s 5000 Flightmax/ 4s 4000 Turningy