Detail 01
6-pack
Matches the six pivot screws on a vintage-style trem plate exactly, so you replace the full set at once.

Independent shopping perspective
Six gold vintage-style tremolo screws from Fender. Replacement or upgrade hardware for a six-screw vintage bridge on a Strat-style guitar.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Matches the six pivot screws on a vintage-style trem plate exactly, so you replace the full set at once.
Detail 02
Sized for the classic six-screw bridge plate. Two-point trems and imported bridges often use different threads.
Detail 03
Plated, not solid. It wears at contact points over time, so expect the shine to differ from older gold parts on the guitar.
Detail 04
Use it to confirm fitment against your bridge before ordering; hardware sizing varies between Fender lines and imports.
Detail 05
New screws seat evenly, so the plate pivots consistently instead of binding on one worn screw.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Not reliably. Import bridges often use metric screws where Fender uses imperial. Pull one screw and compare before ordering, or measure the diameter and thread pitch.
Snug enough that the plate does not lift, loose enough that it pivots freely. Overtightening makes the bridge bind and the guitar go sharp after bends.
The pack gives you six so the whole set matches in wear and finish. Many players tighten the outer two and let the middle four sit slightly proud.
New gold plating is brighter than aged gold. If your tuners and saddles have dulled, fresh screws will stand out until they wear in.
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