Super-II MA MS compatible double aluminum rollers 8-9mm M4WD-33/LB by 3Racing  [M4WD-33/LB]

Tamiya Mini 4WD Double Aluminum Rollers ( 8-9mm )(Light blue) - 3RACING M4WD-33/LB
Price:
CAD$10.43
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-33/LB
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review

Double aluminum rollers M4WD-33/LB for 8-9mm shaft spacing

These double aluminum rollers are an aftermarket roller set made for Mini 4WD racers and hobby builders. The parts are CNC-style machined from aluminum and finished in anodized light blue. The text emphasises fitment, clearance checks, and real-world handling notes that experienced builders use when choosing roller hardware for common racing chassis such as Super-II, MA and MS.

Installation uses standard 8-9mm spacing; verify shaft length and spacer stacks against your damper or stay layout. The anodized finish hides surface marks better than raw metal, and precise machining helps deliver consistent concentricity once fitted correctly. For display or themed builds the colour gives a neat, coordinated look.

This is supply-level roller hardware rather than a chassis-specific performance upgrade. Check thread sizes and spacer combinations before final assembly, and avoid using these metal rollers on Wild Mini 4WD or Scale Mini 4WD series where metal rollers are not intended.

Compatibility depends on the stay hole pattern and shaft thickness. These rollers are set for 8-9mm spacing, so confirm your stay layout and the internal bore size of any bearings or bushings before fitting.
Use a soft brush and isopropyl alcohol to clear dust and grime. Avoid abrasive pads or solvents that can remove anodizing. Regular inspections for bore play will catch wear early.
The listing describes aluminium rollers; confirm with the seller whether bearings or bushings are included. If not supplied, choose internal bearings that match the roller bore, commonly 2.3mm or 3mm types.
Aluminum adds mass versus plastic rollers and can alter corner inertia. Tuners often balance heavier rollers with lighter components elsewhere if they notice handling shifts.
Anodizing is both visual and protective. The coating helps resist surface corrosion and scratching more than untreated aluminium, though it will wear under repeated abrasive contact.

Copyright © 2008-2026 rcjaz.ca All rights reserved