Tamiya Mini 4WD Double Aluminium Rollers 12-13mm for Super-II MA M4WD-34/PK by 3Racing  [M4WD-34/PK]

Tamiya Mini 4WD Double Aluminum Rollers ( 12-13mm )(Pink) - 3RACING M4WD-34/PK
Price:
£5.57
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-34/PK
Condition:
Brand New
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Double aluminium roller assembly M4WD-34/PK for Mini 4WD

The M4WD-34/PK is a double roller assembly machined from aluminium and finished in anodized pink to match aluminium upgrade sets. The paired rollers help control lateral body movement at corner entry on Mini 4WD cars designed for 12-13mm roller bores, making the set useful as a durable spare or aesthetic upgrade.

Compatibility extends to many Tamiya Mini 4WD mounting arrangements that accept 12mm to 13mm bores; always check stay hole spacing, spacer clearance and screw types before fitting. These rollers accept sealed or open bearings depending on axle and shaft hardware. This product is an accessory component rather than a complete kit.

During installation, verify shaft diameter tolerance and spacer thickness to ensure the rollers clear bodywork. Use appropriate screws or small locknuts to secure the rollers without binding. Inspect aluminium contact points for fretting if using steel spacers or hardened shafts, and clean anodized surfaces gently to preserve the finish.

Collectors will appreciate the consistent anodized pink aesthetic when combined with other aluminium parts. Builders should confirm bearing choice and shaft fit before ordering to avoid last-minute modifications. The roller set is intended as a simple aluminium replacement for worn plastic rollers or to match existing aluminium upgrades.

They fit stays and mounts designed for 12mm to 13mm roller bores. Measure your stay spacing and roller bore before committing to a purchase.
The rollers are supplied as aluminium components; check the supplier listing to confirm whether bearings or bushings are included. Many users fit small sealed bearings for smoother rotation.
Use the same screw and spacer arrangement you already have. Short countersunk screws or compact locknuts are typical; ensure spacers stop the roller inner face from contacting the stay.
Clean with a soft cloth or brush and mild detergent if necessary. Avoid abrasive tools or solvents and inspect aluminium-to-steel contact points for early wear.
Aluminium adds small mass versus plastic rollers; handling changes depend on overall car setup, bearing selection and roller placement rather than material alone.

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