Mini 4WD Lightweight Double Rollers M4WD-35/LB anodized light blue by 3Racing  [M4WD-35/LB]

Tamiya Mini 4WD Double Aluminum Rollers ( 16-17mm )(Light blue) - 3RACING M4WD-35/LB
Price:
NZD$12.85
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-35/LB
Condition:
Brand New
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3Racing M4WD-35/LB double aluminum rollers in light blue

This double-roller assembly is an aftermarket accessory created for Mini 4WD models. The compact paired rollers reduce lateral space and arrive in a light blue anodized finish. The following notes assume you are familiar with typical Mini 4WD roller bracket designs and mounting choices.

Manufacture follows common machined aluminium roller conventions: individual roller bodies mounted together on a single carrier. When installing, focus on bracket fitment, clearance around the axle and correct stacking to avoid interference with stabilisers or guide pins. The 16-17mm diameter class is useful where minimal profile is required.

Before installation, verify axial tolerance and the kind of spacer or bearing your chassis uses. These rollers fit many standard roller brackets and most aftermarket bearing setups, but confirm shaft diameter and nut thread compatibility to avoid surprises. The anodized light blue is primarily visual and does not enhance mechanical performance.

Consider this a replacement or aesthetic upgrade rather than a guaranteed race performance boost. Modelers and collectors refining the look of a car or replacing aged rollers will find the machined finish and colour useful.

They work with many standard roller brackets, but check your bracket hole spacing and shaft clearance to confirm a safe fit.
Bearings are not listed as included. For best rolling action use bearings you know fit your shaft size, or reuse bearings from your old rollers.
Anodize resists light abrasion, but contact points can show wear. If appearance matters, consider protecting the contact surfaces or swapping rollers for display cars.
That depends on your axle and nut thread. Confirm measurements before installation and have spare spacers to fine tune stack height.
Regularly clean the rollers, inspect for flat spots or burrs, and check bearing play. Replace components showing significant wear to keep handling consistent.

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