Tamiya 95719 2mm Aluminum Lock Nuts for Mini 4WD PRO and Mini 4WD  [95719]

Tamiya 95719 - Jr 2mm Aluminum Lock Nut (Black, 5 Pcs.)
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95719
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2mm aluminium lock nuts Tamiya 95719 tailored to Mini 4WD use

These lightweight aluminium lock nuts are provided as replacement fasteners for Mini 4WD builds where a secure connection is preferred. The nylon insert offers a locking action that reduces the chance of loosening under vibration, and the aluminium body trims weight compared with traditional steel nuts.

Designed for compatibility with Mini 4WD PRO and standard Mini 4WD cars, the set is intended for maintenance and part swaps rather than as a high-performance chassis upgrade. Verify correct thread engagement on rollers and damper posts to avoid damaging components.

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.

A compact five-piece solution for corrosion-resistant locking on rollers and mass dampers, useful for collectors and frequent maintenance.

How durable is the anodized finish?

The black anodized surface resists light corrosion and wear, but heavy abrasion or impacts can scuff the finish over time.

Will aluminum threads gall against steel shafts?

Aluminium-to-steel contact is common; ensure threads are clean and avoid excessive torque. Proper engagement prevents cross-threading and reduces wear risk.

Do the nylon inserts need replacing after a season?

Replace inserts when they no longer provide firm locking. Frequency depends on how often you remove and refit the nuts.

Are these suitable for display models?

Yes, the anodized finish and corrosion resistance make them suitable for display, while still allowing easy removal for maintenance.

What inspection routine is recommended?

Check nut tightness before each run and inspect the nylon insert for wear; replace any nut showing thread damage or reduced locking action.

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