2mm Aluminum Lock Nut Pack for Mini 4WD PRO and Mini 4WD - Tamiya 95719  [95719]

Tamiya 95719 - Jr 2mm Aluminum Lock Nut (Black, 5 Pcs.)
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Model:
95719
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Secure 2mm aluminium lock nuts Tamiya 95719 for Mini 4WD assemblies

These aluminium lock nuts are intended as replacement fasteners for small Mini 4WD components where vibration resistance is important. The nylon insert provides additional locking force to help prevent nuts backing off on roller and damper posts, and the aluminium case reduces mass compared with steel options.

They are compatible with Mini 4WD PRO and standard Mini 4WD cars, serving routine maintenance and part replacement roles rather than delivering chassis-level performance gains. Always check thread engagement and avoid excessive torque on thin shafts.

Material: Aluminum body with nylon insert. Thread / interface: 2mm nominal lock nut sizing suitable for Mini 4WD roller and damper shafts. Color: Black anodized finish. Quantity: 5 pieces per pack. Compatibility: Intended for Mini 4WD PRO and standard Mini 4WD cars.

This five-piece set is a practical, corrosion-resistant option for securing rollers and mass dampers during maintenance, racing practice and static setups.

Will switching to aluminium nuts affect balance?

Switching to lighter aluminium nuts can slightly reduce unsprung mass on rollers, but the change is minimal; focus on overall setup for tuning gains.

Should I use thread locker with these nuts?

Thread locker is generally not necessary because of the nylon insert, but a very light application of a removable thread locker can be used if you expect extreme vibration.

How tight should these be set?

Tighten until firm engagement is felt without over-stressing the post. Excessive torque risks stripping thin threads or bending shafts.

Are these suitable for track practice?

Yes, they are commonly used for practice and local events; check them between runs to ensure continued locking performance.

What causes the nylon insert to fail?

Frequent removal and over-tightening can wear the nylon insert. Replace nuts showing reduced locking or visible insert deformation.

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