traxxas slash tracks 3d models

This is a tire rack for a Traxxas F-150 Raptor or the Slash version of the Raptor. It is a very easy installation, though you will need a bit of glue. ... - Print the rack and the bed mounting bricks - Use a bit of glue (Hot glue will work) and...

This is a comprehensive Snow Kit for Traxxas Slash RC Cars. For two-wheel-drive cars, you will need to print out the Front Skis. However, four-wheel-drive models require printing of four snow wheels - two Left and two Right. The remaining components...

Extend the Wheelbase of a Traxxas Bandit or Rustler to have the same wheelbase as the Slash. 46mm extension. This is great if you want to make a Drag car and don't want to change the entire chassis of your existing RC to the LCG Slash Chassis. This...

This is a modification for the LCG slash chassis 2wd Traxxas vehicle. To modify the front shock tower, cut off the bottom link mount and reattach it. The rear requires cutting off the upper tower just above where it bolts to the chassis/motor mount;...

I managed to lose the gear cover of my Traxxas Slash 4x4 LCG, which was a real bummer :(. So I came up with my own design. It's nearly as perfect as the original piece, but it has its own unique touches. After several test prints and model...

The design is specifically tailored for the Traxxas Slash 1/16 model, but it can potentially be resized to fit a 1/10 scale model by applying a simple calculation: current size multiplied by 16, then divided by 10. I obtained the tire designs from...

I designed these light pods to attach to a stock Traxxas Slash bumper. To install, drill a hole in the bumper and thread an M3 screw through the hole in the bracket and into the bumper. Then stick the LEDs into the other hole. I used some random 5mm...

This is a quick-build version of a 35mm battery holder for the Traxxas Slash 4x4. I had to get it ready to race overnight, including printing. Fits into standard battery holder holes/pins but replaces the bridge with a new one that hosts batteries...

- Fits Traxxas Slash 1/16 Scale Model Cars Perfectly. - Should Be Easily Resizable to 1/10 Size by Multiplying the Current Size by 1.6. - Tires Were Remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4326258 - There Are Three Versions of Tires Available:...

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...

This is a front shock tower stiffener designed specifically for the Traxxas Slash 2WD - although it's worth noting that this particular model doesn't require as much support due to its body mount. The same goes for the Bandit and Rustler, which can...

Ever wanted to attach a Traxxas Sledge wing to your Traxxas Slash 4x4 that you converted into a BackSlash? Well, you will now after printing my simple, bolt-on solution! I designed this part because I wasn't the happiest with just running bolts...

traxxas chassis for rustler or bandit, made smaller so can fit on printer bed.

The imbalance between the front and rear of the Traxxas Slash 4x4's original body was a major issue that required attention. I modified leftover parts from the stock body mount using extension body posts, cutting them down to size to raise the front...

Replacement front A arm for a Traxxas slash. All parameters have been tuned to properly fit, but if you want to change any, or if you want to modify the arm for use on another platform, the OpenSCAD file is included, and there is a diagram explaining...

Mounting plate for Traxxas VXL speed controller. ...bought truck in 2013 so not sure how this would mount on newer trucks.

Mounting plate for Traxxas VXL speed controller. ...bought truck in 2013 so not sure how this would mount on newer trucks.

Traxxas rear uprights. Stock look with a little more strength added in with rounds. I haven't printed this yet, just measured and drew it up. ... So it may need a few fixes in the future.

These short arms I designed specifically to accommodate a Lightning McQueen body on a Traxxas Nitro Rustler chassis are quite impressive. ...Stock Bandit rear arms were used in their construction.

Battery Tie Down with a solid center section to allow the mounting of ESC and Receiver as far back on the slash chassis but keeping the weight centered.

I wanted to mount my old Slash body on the wall so I made this I have not printed this yet so it might not work

30mm fan mount for slash 4x4 slipper clutch. ... Goes on the right side of the vehicle mounts on upper right engine mount.

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!

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.

These are very short arms I created to fit a Lightning McQueen body onto a Traxxas Nitro Rustler chassis. Stock Bandit rear arms were used. Added V2 model. ...I have not attempted to print it yet, but the dimensions are the same.

This is replacement for oryginal Traxxas part number 6893. I recommend to use it as a temoprary solution, it is always better to have a rigid original part. But if you need this part now and you must wait some days for the delivery, this is a working...

This is replacement for oryginal Traxxas part number 6893. I recommend to use it as a temoprary solution, it is always better to have a rigid original part. But if you need this part now and you must wait some days for the delivery, this is a working...

Simple print to get a flat surface for the ESC in TRX-7422 LCG chassis. ...Uses same holes in chassis as Traxxas original ESC. ... I made it 3mm thick, cut it in your slicer depending on how thick you want it.

for PL 1/10 slash raptor body(real scale) miror when you attach on your toy body, each side needs "dia 2mm, length 8mm, 3screws for each side, total 6 screws need)

I'm doing a slash speed run project without breaking the bank by opting for plastic alternatives instead of metal. They're not only affordable but also incredibly lightweight, making them perfect for printing with ease - the end result is...