For Tamiya Mini 4WD Socket Button Screw M2 x 20 Steel Spare - M4WD-24 by 3Racing  [M4WD-24]

Tamiya Mini 4WD M2 x 20 Scoket Buttom Screw_Steel - 3RACING M4WD-24
Price:
AUD$2.72
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-24
Condition:
Brand New
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M4WD-24 M2 x 20 steel socket button screw for Mini 4WD repairs

This M2 x 20 socket button screw is a simple steel replacement intended for Mini 4WD repairs and routine maintenance. It corresponds to the M2 threaded mounting locations commonly used on Tamiya Mini 4WD bodies and chassis, and the socket head allows tightening with a suitable hex driver while keeping a compact head profile.

Use where original plated or alloy fasteners have failed or gone missing. Steel offers dependable wear resistance through repeated assembly cycles, but take care to avoid over-tightening into plastic or thin sheet components and consider isolation if mating with dissimilar metals.

Confirm thread engagement and head clearance for the parts being fitted before completing assembly. Adding small M2 washers or nylon pads helps protect painted surfaces and reduces loosening caused by vibration.

Does this screw match standard Mini 4WD threads?

Yes, it matches the common M2 threaded fittings found on many Mini 4WD chassis and bodies, but always double-check required length and clearance for your parts.

What should I use to drive the socket head?

A matching hex socket driver or hex bit sized to the screw recess will give the best fit and reduce the chance of damaging the head.

Is this steel fastener suitable for frequent use?

Steel is suitable for frequent assembly, though you should inspect threads and heads regularly and avoid cross-threading into softer materials.

Will the head clear low-profile body mounts?

Head clearance depends on the specific body and mount design; check that the socket button head does not interfere with nearby components before tightening.

Should I coat the threads for corrosion protection?

If parts run in humid or coastal conditions, consider light protective coatings or using isolating washers when mating with dissimilar metals to limit corrosion risk.

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