traxxas slash 2wd snow plow 3d models

This is a a second version of my snow plow, just in time for the cold season. You need a body pin for your truck and some string. Tie the string through the small hole and around somewhere on your chassis to hold the plow at your desired height. ...

The plow is 300 millimeters wide, so keep this measurement in mind when handling it. Please post a make if you decide to print this model. This design is somewhat fragile, so drive slowly to avoid damage. Edit: This version is extremely delicate....

Printed for a Traxxas Slash 2wd. The 4x4 setup is a distinct configuration. This one doesn't utilize bushings or bearings, which may cause it to wear out rapidly. However, it appears to hold up remarkably well nonetheless. ... Thanks for the...

I adjusted the size to fit a 2wd Slash. The fit might be a little tight, but over time, it will break in. ...Fill at 100% to ensure strength.

All of the stands I have found are for the Traxxas Slash 4x4, so I took it upon myself to design a simple stand for my Slash to keep the wheels off the ground when in storage on the shelf. For assembly, you need the following: (8) M3x10-12mm...

All of the stands I have found are for the Traxxas Slash 4x4, so I took it upon myself to design a simple stand for my Slash to keep the wheels off the ground when in storage on the shelf. For assembly, you need the following: (8) M3x10-12mm screws....

Under renovation. ... Source; https://wurst-wasser.net/wiki/index.php/3D-Printed_1/10th_Snow_Plough Hope that's okay, I'm modifying the design.

Risers are sized for Slash tire size, Rustler and Bandit conversions will have the front sitting a bit higher than stock which is probably a good thing if snow is deeper than 1". Mounts to the stock C hub with stock hardware. All parts are fully...

This is a straightforward flat ESC Mount designed to seamlessly fit into the stock ESC location on both the stock Traxxas Slash 2WD Chassis and the Low Center of Gravity (LCG) Chassis. It might also work with other models that utilize the XL-5 ESC,...

This is an experiment to extend the wheelbase of a Traxxas Slash 2WD to fit Arrma Infraction or Felony bodies. It makes the wheelbase 76 millimeters (3 inches) longer than stock. It is designed around the Slash LCG chassis, and I have no idea if it...

This is a simple wheelie bar I designed for my Traxxas Slash 2wd VXL as it spent far too much time on its roof! In addition to the printed parts you will need the following parts: 2x 625 bearings 2x M5x20 countersunk head bolts 2x BS210 O-rings 4x...

Plow design remixed from "Snowplow for 3dsets Landy" This was a quick design I threw together right before a snow storm so I could take this out and try to play around with it in the snow. Just take off the bumper and use the 2 screws from the...

This is the first of many print sets for a 2wd Slash down-force system. Suitable for both drift and drag cars. When the whole system is installed your car should pull itself down and make the car squat as speed increases. This fits with and without...

Front Axle for Traxxas Slash 2WD Off-Road Short Course Truck.

traxxas slash 2wd rear bumper mount compatible with asciencepotato's 4wd bumper. ...It's a little fragile, so please drive carefully.

This design is tailored specifically for a Traxxas Slash 2WD, allowing users to reverse-mount the transmission for improved center of gravity and cornering capabilities. Alternatively, it can be installed in its original configuration. ...The design's...

I designed these mud guards for a Traxxas Slash 2wd High center of gravity chassis to keep the dirt out of the chassis. It uses the holes from the nerf bars so you will need 4 screws that are a bit longer to replace the ones from the nerf bars. ... ...

This is a Traxxas Slash 2wd LCG Chassis - Sidewinder SCT ESC Holder Bracket and FS-RG3E Receiver Holder. The Castle Sidewinder 3 SCT needs two to three twenty-five millimeter screws to keep it in place securely. ... The FLYSKY FS-RG3E requires one...

However, it may also work with other 2wd Traxxas models after some modifications have been made. The design of this strap is based on the new style of clip-on straps found on the Traxxas 4TEC 2.0 and TRX4. To make use of this strap on your car,...

It's also likely compatible with other 2wd Traxxas models, but some modifications will be necessary to get it to fit properly. The design draws inspiration from the new clip-on style straps featured on the Traxxas 4TEC 2.0 and TRX4. To install this...

Traxxas Slash snow/sand wheels. ...

Traxxas Slash snow/sand wheels.

Body Mount Extension as Add-On to the original Body Mount of the Slash 2WD to fit the Proline F150 1979 body in the front. ... Built with Tinkercad.

I designed a simple chassis saver for my Traxxas Slash 2wd with High Centre of Gravity chassis. The original design was made by Proline a few years ago to address the weak point where the transmission bolts to the chassis. However, when Proline...

wheelie bar for traxxas drag slash use m3x16mm screws these could be used for show or as templates to fit bodies

This is the Front Caster Block for a Traxxas Slash 2WD, Bandit or Rustler. Print them if you break one... PLA Holds up okay in mid-temperature and cold. I use PLA for normal racing conditions. I raced for 1 hour accident-free with no breakage. I...

I made this 0 degree bulkhead to make my slash into a drag car. Works great! ...Print flat with supports touching buildplate for best results!

A robust ~110 mm tire tailored for the Traxxas Slash 4x4 or comparable vehicles, ideal for navigating hard packed snow or sand, boasts surprising strength. Print two regular tires along with two mirrored counterparts, both featuring support...

These custom spacers elevate the body mounts of a standard 2WD Traxxas Slash, making it possible to fit a sleek Ford Raptor body. ...To discover more about this clever upgrade, visit www.RCDetails.ca.

Raising your 2WD Traxxas Slash to accommodate a Ford Raptor body requires these basic spacers, designed specifically for lifting the body mounts on your vehicle. ...To learn more about this modification and how it's done, visit www.RCDetails.ca.