Tamiya Mini 4WD 12-13mm Double Aluminium Roller Upgrade M4WD-34/PK by 3Racing  [M4WD-34/PK]

Tamiya Mini 4WD Double Aluminum Rollers ( 12-13mm )(Pink) - 3RACING M4WD-34/PK
Price:
AUD$10.74
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-34/PK
Condition:
Brand New
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12-13mm double aluminium rollers M4WD-34/PK for Mini 4WD

The M4WD-34/PK double rollers are machined aluminium components with an anodized pink finish, intended as a robust replacement or upgrade for Mini 4WD cars that accept 12-13mm roller bores. The paired-roller arrangement helps control body movement during cornering while offering the look of aluminium upgrades.

These rollers work with many Tamiya Mini 4WD mounting patterns that accept 12mm to 13mm bores; check stay hole spacing, spacer clearance and the screw types on your car prior to purchase. They can be fitted with sealed or open bearings depending on your axle and shaft setup. This item is an accessory component, not a complete chassis or kit.

On installation, verify shaft diameter tolerances and spacer thickness to avoid rubbing the body. Choose the correct screw or locknut to secure the roller without binding. Inspect aluminium-to-steel contact points for fretting if you run steel spacers or hardened shafts, and clean the anodized surface with a soft brush to maintain its appearance.

For hobbyists who collect or display builds, the pink anodizing keeps a consistent visual with other aluminium parts. Builders should double-check bearing and shaft compatibility before committing to a purchase. The roller set replaces worn plastic rollers or complements existing aluminium upgrade sets.

These are made for 12mm to 13mm roller bores. Confirm your stay and mounting hardware dimensions before fitting.
Either can work depending on your stay and spacer setup. Use the same fixing approach as your current roller mounts to maintain clearance and prevent binding.
Yes, but expect small changes in mass distribution. Keep consistent bearing types and check for balance if you mix materials.
Use a soft brush or cloth and mild soap. Avoid abrasive cleaners and inspect contact areas where aluminium meets steel for signs of wear.
Longevity depends on use. For regular track running inspect bearings and mating surfaces frequently and replace if you spot fretting or play.

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