How To Insert a (Click In) T-Slot Nut | TREQ

The T-Slot nut is a very common tool for everybody who's ever worked with aluminum sim rigs. But if you're completely new to this, this video might come in handy before building your first chassis.
These clickable T-Slot nuts are featured with a spring-loaded ball, which prevents them sliding out of the profiles. You can both slide them in from the side, or click them in halfway trough. They have a raised middle part, to help having the thread always in the middle of the slot opening. We sell them in M5, M6 and M8.
Of course they fit all Treq sim racing rigs and accessoiries, but they are also compatible with all other 40-series type profiles.
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[@toonelst]

Without this explanation, I was going clickin nuts

[@theproverbialbeef5641]

Hey does anybody know if you can use these t nuts on wooden t tracks?

[@ldhflament7465]

Got it, thanks!

[@CatTrashRacing]

Not enough of these nuts were sent to me after buying the formula rig. I am more than pissed.

[@treq7946]

That's very understandable! Mistakes sometimes happen on our side, but we will always resend undelivered products. Thanks for shopping with us!

[@ewartdebruijn8137]

And how about getting it out? Think that would be nice to add

[@rlnl-racingleageunederland1171]

I have a question is it possible to put the treq f1 seat on lets say the treq one rig?

[@treq7946]

It's possible to place our Formula Seat on any aluminum rig indeed, but please be aware that not all rigs have a pedal deck that can go as high as you need to for a proper formula position :)