Aftermarket Machined Rail Guard M4WD-49/PK Pink Anodized for Mini 4WD by 3Racing  [M4WD-49/PK]

Tamiya Mini 4WD Aluminum Rail Guard -Pink - 3RACING M4WD-49/PK
Price:
USD$5.00
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-49/PK
Condition:
Brand New
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3Racing M4WD-49/PK engineered pink aluminium rail guard for Mini 4WD

This CNC-style aluminium rail guard is specified as an aftermarket stabiliser for Tamiya Mini 4WD platforms. Machined locating faces and anodised exterior protect frequent rail contact points while maintaining a thin mounting profile to reduce interference with rollers and body mounts.

The guard is compatible with typical Tamiya 1/32 chassis families including Super-II, MA, MS, AR, FM-A and VS. As a single-piece accessory, users should validate hole centres and flatness against their chassis or existing stabiliser mounts prior to final installation. The pink anodize is cosmetic; functional fit depends on machined surface tolerances and correct fastener torque.

Assembly requires standard hobby tools and small screws; verify vendor fastener inclusion before purchase. The unit minimally affects local moment of inertia, but builders should account for any combined mass when stacking stabilisers. Conduct dry-fit checks with body shells and bumper assemblies to confirm clearance and avoid trimming or unnecessary chassis modification.

Which chassis families does this guard support?

Engineered for standard Tamiya 1/32 families such as Super-II, MA, MS, AR, FM-A and VS. Confirm exact hole spacing and register surfaces before final assembly to ensure correct alignment.

What should I inspect before fitting?

Inspect machined faces for flatness, check hole centre distances against your chassis, and ensure any supplied screws match thread and length requirements to avoid stripping or misalignment.

How does the anodised finish behave under friction?

Anodising adds a hard surface layer that resists light abrasion; repeated contact will abrade the finish while the aluminium core maintains structural integrity for continued protection.

Are modifications usually required to fit this guard?

Fitment is often possible with existing stabiliser holes, but some chassis may need minor drilling or spacer shims. Conduct a full dry-fit and verify clearance before permanent fixes.

Does the guard affect handling or weight balance?

The component adds minimal mass; however, when combined with other stabilisers or dense rollers it can affect local balance. Keep assemblies lightweight and test on-track to evaluate any handling changes.

What fasteners are recommended?

Use small hobby screws that match the chassis threads and length requirements, with washers or spacers where needed to maintain flatness. Torque lightly to avoid deforming the machined faces.