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 alternativesTwenty small flat washers sized for 2mm screws. They act as spacers or load-spreading discs under screw heads and nuts at guide rollers, stays, and other mounting points across a Mini 4WD chassis, helping distribute clamping force evenly and protect the plastic body from cracking under a tightened screw.
Where the 2mm Spring Washer relies on a curved profile to resist a screw working loose, this flat washer's job is purely to spread clamping force so a tightened screw doesn't dig into or crack the plastic around a mounting hole — the two are often fitted together, spring washer first, for both effects on the same screw. The word 'Small' in the name distinguishes it from Tamiya's wider-diameter washers used elsewhere in the range for larger fasteners; fitting the wrong diameter either leaves the screw head unsupported over the hole or covers more surrounding plastic than intended. As with most small Mini 4WD hardware, a pack of twenty is enough to cover a full chassis rebuild with several spares left over.
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.