Mini 4WD Screws, Spacers and Locknuts: Build the Right Roller Stack
A roller needs a complete mounting stack. Work out what clamps, what rotates and how much thread the nut needs before ordering hardware.
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Browse available alternativesA pair of ball bearings sized for 13mm rollers, giving smoother, lower-friction rotation than a plain bushing so the car holds its speed and stability through banked and guide-fence sections. The steel casing is built for durability under repeated race use. The "II" in the name marks this as a later revision of Tamiya's 13mm ball bearing roller part, reissued into the Grade-Up Parts line after the original had cycled out of production, with the bearing spec itself unchanged. Like other roller bearings, it isn't tied to a specific stay or chassis — it simply presses into any roller sized to accept a 13mm ball bearing — so Tamiya lists it as compatible across the full chassis range, from the original Type 3 through current MA, AR, VZ and ME Chassis machines, covering both vintage and current-generation cars equally.
A roller needs a complete mounting stack. Work out what clamps, what rotates and how much thread the nut needs before ordering hardware.
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