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Torx Screw Kit for Game Boy Advance SP

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$6.39 $9.99 In stock

Never strip a screw again with these premium Torx Screws for Game Boy Advance SP - perfect for modding!

All screws are T6 bit size.

INCLUDED:

  • 10x - 3.5mm screws - for screen front panel, underneath the battery, the outer edge next to the cartridge slot, and the PCB
  • 5x - 5.75mm screws - for the corner spots on the shell and the screen hinge cover
  • Does not include outer battery cover screw.

PAIRS WELL WITH:

  • Torx T6 Screwdriver
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

Finally, screws that don't strip mid-mod—the T6 bit size is exactly what my GBA SP needed. I swapped out the front panel ones and they threaded in smoothly with no wobble.

Miles V. ★★★★★

The 3.5mm ones fit the screen panel perfectly and the T6 heads bite way better than the old screws I pulled out. Did a full shell swap on my SP and every single one went in without stripping.

Kevin ★★★★★

Bought these after rounding out two of the original screen panel screws on my SP. The T6 heads bite cleanly and the 3.5mm length sits flush under the front panel like it should. Ten of them means I've got spares for the next shell swap.