trx4 shock tower 3d models
51609 3d models found related to trx4 shock tower.
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This replacement shock tower is specifically designed to fit the shortened front suspension on a TRX4 vehicle.
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If you broke panhard mounting on left shock tower on your TRX 4 NOW you can print Left and Right NEW Shock Tower w/panhard mounting V 1.8 finally
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3 perimeters50% infilNo support neededPrinted in PLA
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This is a rear TRX4 shock mount with a lot more mounting options. I also wanted to make a mount with a lower profile to fit with a pickup bed that I have designed and uploaded also to here. ... Printing: Solid needs supports
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... ~$8.00 USD to an online service for the parts to be cut from 6061 aluminum. Note that I'm using 120mm shocks and "1/10 RC Aluminum Front/Rear Shock Tower Hoops Bracket Mount for TRX-4". ... The longer shocks are not required, though the hoops are.
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A shock holder for filling stock trx4 or trx6 shocks, springs must be removed and the top shock collars must be installed. The holes are 13mm. Print in default orientation, supports for the holes optional. ...This is my first design in a new cad program...
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Front and rear shock tower protectors for Team Associated B64. ...Helps to protect the shock towers from damage but also stops the shock towers from digging in to carpet and damaging the track.
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The RC10 Shock Tower is a replica created from an authentic Edinger design.
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The Camaro shock tower cap, engineered specifically for GM's iconic 1982-1992 model year.
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Front shock tower and receiver mount for SCX24 use with telescoping 43mm shocks. this will keep the front driveshaft from binding. can be imported into CAD and add different shock mounting holes if desired. ...1.5mm holes
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To position the 12428 rc car's front shocks upright I have designed a tower for that.
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To prevent damage to the front shock tower, shock absorber eyes and associated hardware. May require some change to the hardware (I changed 2 x 3mm metal spacers per side). I've used type 1 behind the shock AND type two in front (at the front...
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Here is the rewritten text: High-quality shock tower upgrade for SCX10 and similar RC crawlers, perfect for trailside repairs or replacing damaged components at an affordable price.
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The new shock tower, RC10, boasts an impressive thickness of 2.3 millimeters. ...Additionally, I've included two reinforced part files to provide even greater durability.
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I created this shock tower for my HG P407 to allow for eyelet top mount shocks. This was specifically designed around the RC Lions 80mm shock. The mounting screws on the bottom are in the stock location so no extra holes are required. Top hole is...
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The shock tower attaches directly to the chassis rail and extends upward about 3mm higher than standard shock mounts. It allows users to install 60mm hobby-grade shocks without altering ride height. However, minor body modifications are required for...
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This modified front shock tower for a Losi XXT features additional holes designed to facilitate roll center adjustments and offer more shock positioning options. The enhanced design also incorporates a thicker build, significantly increasing the...
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Needed shock towers slightly lower than standard, minus body posts for ease of assembly with a lexan body at a precise height. A hole is conveniently located on top for securing a magnet or velcro plate. ...The second version features a fender; it must...
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Needed shock towers a bit lower than standard, minus body posts so I can set a lexan body at the desired height from scratch. Includes a hole on top to attach a magnet or velcro plate securely. Update: Second version with fender requires printing...
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Mugen MBX7/r Turret and Shock Absorber Protector, protects your shock absorbers from tipping over.
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This is a rear shock tower for the 1986 RC car, The Falcon from Tamiya. This car was instrumental in the childhood of many young boys and girls in the mid 80's and has since become rather well loved riding atop a crashing wave of nostalgic plastic...
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moving the shock absorbers from the horizontal position to the vertical position. ...printed in horizontal position
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A replacement for the infamous Tamiya HotShotII shock tower, part D6. This is not a replica but a drop in replacement. The design is true to the original but has been made a bit easier to print. Before installing make sure to post-process the holes...