MA vs VZ Chassis: Which Makes the Better First Mini 4WD Purchase?
Compare the MA Blast Arrow and VZ Neo-VQS around assembly, spare parts and the upgrades you want to own.
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Browse available alternativesA pack of twenty 2mm spring washers. Fitted under a screw head or nut, the washer's spring tension resists loosening from vibration and repeated impact, which on a Mini 4WD car is a constant risk given the pounding a chassis takes on track. Used wherever a 2mm screw needs to stay tight, from body mounts to roller stays.
Unlike a plain flat washer such as the 2mm Washer (Small) elsewhere in this range, which only spreads clamping force over a wider area, a spring washer's curved profile keeps pressing back against the screw head after the initial torque settles, which is what actually resists vibration a flat washer alone can't stop. Because so much of a Mini 4WD chassis is held together with 2mm screws — roller stays, motor mounts, gear covers, body posts — it's common to keep both washer types on hand. Fitted upside down, with the dome facing the wrong way, a spring washer loses most of its holding effect, so orientation matters here more than with a flat washer.
Compare the MA Blast Arrow and VZ Neo-VQS around assembly, spare parts and the upgrades you want to own.
Both use PRO motors, but modular MS and monocoque MA offer different ownership experiences. Choose the next car for what you want to learn.
Choose a layout and maintenance approach, then budget for the exact kit and compatible parts. A front motor alone does not guarantee better landings.