S-Type Wide Rear Multi Roller Plate M4WD-42/SG for Tamiya Mini 4WD by 3Racing  [M4WD-42/SG]

Tamiya Mini 4WD Silver Carbon Wide Rear Multi Roller Plate (S) - 3RACING M4WD-42/SG
Price:
USD$3.80
Brand:
3Racing
Model:
M4WD-42/SG
Condition:
Brand New
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Precision S-type wide rear plate M4WD-42/SG for Mini 4WD tuning

This S-type wide rear multi roller plate is supplied as an aftermarket spare compatible with Tamiya Mini 4WD layouts. The silver carbon finish offers a lightweight aesthetic while providing an expanded mounting footprint for competitive roller arrangements used in tuned setups.

Fitment follows standard rear stay geometry; installers should verify hole spacing, screw lengths, and the total spacer stack to maintain precise roller alignment and avoid body or axle interference. The wider profile supports staggered roller placements and allows refinement of rear roll characteristics through stack and position changes.

Handle the component with standard workshop practice: deburr holes, apply measured torque to avoid distorting thin sections, and use washers or bushings where metal rollers are fitted to protect mounting points. Treat the item as a spare upgrade and confirm clearances in situ before locking hardware down.

What checks ensure correct roller alignment?

Measure hole spacing against the rear stay, assemble with intended rollers and spacers, then run a dry check of wheel travel and body clearance to confirm alignment before final tightening.

Recommended fastener and spacer choices?

Use short screws that do not bottom out and select nylon or aluminium spacers to achieve desired stack height. For metal rollers add appropriate bushings to reduce wear.

How does the wider plate affect rear roll tuning?

The increased lateral spread of mounting points permits alternative roller vectors which can shift roll center and influence grip balance; experiment with stagger and spacer changes to tune behavior.

Any installation pitfalls to avoid?

Avoid over-torqueing fasteners, confirm no rubbing on body panels, and ensure roller bushings align concentrically to prevent premature wear. Perform final checks under expected running conditions.