FXX 2.0 (Maybe RRX,RMX) battery relocation platform

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1/07 update: Happy New year all!, I made this new rear bumper mount a few days ago. I have the MST Lambo body and the 10 and 20 degree mounts made my battery stick out too far hitting the body. so i made this lower profile mount that puts the battery tray much closer to the chassis. Also, I forgot to mention on the Servo Mount .STL. That is only one mount (you need 2). Duplicate and mirror the mount and print the 2 mounts. 12/18 update: made a servo mount adapter that lets you move the servo back to the stock battery tray location. use the stock M3x8 screws. you'll need an M3 (3mm) threaded rod to extend the steering linkage back to the new servo location. 12/18 update: made a plate that uses the stock battery tray that allows mounting to the platform. the inner body post mounts on the rear shock tower get in the way for some configurations. you can grind a bit of it away if you want to push that battery tray further back and taller (or just run it on the rear bumper mount So I’m trying work on a platform that lets us FXX 2.0 owners relocate the battery in various locations (idk if these would fit RMX/RRX. The rear bumper bracket does i think). So far I modeled a battery tray to hold a shorty lipo battery and secure it with a rubberband, hair bands, or a velcro strap. The hooks on each end (3 on each side) can be cut to allow of battery tray positions to fit. I will work on adjusting them in positions so they don’t need to be cut and will clear the top suspension mount. I used the stock gyro bracket holes to make a bracket. There’s a lo-profile bracket and a 5mm higher bracket. I used the rear of the top brace mounting holes for a bracket mount. And finally used the rear bumper mount for a bracket. I’ve made a 10 degree bracket and a 20 degree. The picture with the battery installed is the 20 degree angle. I plan on making more brackets and fine tuning some parts to be more versatile. I also want to do other mods. Maybe come up with a battery tray to use the stock battery holder for the brackets, maybe a cable comb to organize the front motor wires and sensor cable as they run along the top brace. and probably some sort of system that puts the servo and receiver in the stock battery tray location. I don’t have a 4-corner scale so idk how these change bias. Just by eye however, if I pick the car up in the middle with the lipo in the rear bumper. The car will tilt back. So some change!