Airmaxx23
Pebble Pounder
Rather than use the stock body posts and pins i drew up and print some mounts that use 6mm neodymium magnets and M3 nylon screws to hold the mounts in place. They're working out great so far.
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SCX24 3D Printed Magnetic Front Body Mount
- Thread starter Airmaxx23
- Start date
mitch.douglas21
Rock Stacker
Where can I get these, or a print file for them? These would work great for mounting other bodys
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air8
Pebble Pounder
Anything in the works to replace the rear hinge? I don't find it useful to leave the body hinged while working on the trucks or changing batteries. Actually kind of find it frustrating.
Airmaxx23
Pebble Pounder
Yes, I just finished making a setup to work with a rear shock tower/bumper that i print (not my design) then I'll make something to replace the stock hinge. The rear mounts on the body are the arms to keep the height shorter.
2xDeadbolt
Rock Stacker
Yeah @Airmaxx23 any printing files? I like this idea.
Airmaxx23
Pebble Pounder
Let me get things adjusted a bit more, I want to lower the height of the body a little.
On my Deadbolt I took the screws out and used body pins. Can still flip it to change or unplug the battery but to work on it pull the 2 pins and the body comes off. Best of both worlds.
rockinrollin
Newbie
That is an amazing idea, were you ever able to to lower it?
