Mini 4WD 19mm Ringless Ball Race Roller (red finish) - M4WD-32/RE by 3Racing  [M4WD-32/RE]

Tamiya Mini 4WD 19mm Aluminum Ball -Race Rollers ( Ringless )(Red) - 3RACING M4WD-32/RE
Price:
£4.60
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-32/RE
Condition:
Brand New
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19mm ringless aluminium ball race roller for 1/32 Mini 4WD

The M4WD-32/RE is a 19mm aftermarket ball-bearing roller built for 1/32 Mini 4WD chassis. Below is practical information on fitment, materials, and common considerations for hobbyists who swap rollers to tune handling and robustness.

The part features a machined aluminium body with a ball-bearing contact surface and no outer retaining ring. The ringless design reduces diameter at the roller edge and can affect how the roller seats in many stay designs; check clearance against your stabiliser plates and stay geometry before final assembly.

It fits standard Tamiya Mini 4WD layouts that accept 19mm rollers. Compared with plain plastic rollers, the ball-bearing interface limits surface deformation and keeps rotational response more consistent during repeated runs. Fit using conventional pins, washers, and spacer stacks to set axle play.

Maintenance advice: keep bearings free of grit and apply a light, non-thickening oil if the spin becomes gritty. Because the outer ring is absent, proper washer and pin retention is essential; re-check seating after initial track time.

Generally yes, but confirm the axial clearance and spacer stack because the ringless profile may alter seating compared with ringed rollers.
It is usable in varied conditions, but bearings are not sealed to a racing spec; clean and re-lubricate more often in wet or dusty environments.
The anodised red is robust but will show wear at high-contact points; this is cosmetic and does not impact fitment.
No special hardware is required; use standard pins, washers, and spacers but adjust the stack to prevent binding given the ringless edge.
The ringless edge alters contact geometry slightly, which can reduce edge interference and yield a subtle change in lateral response compared with ringed rollers.

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