HPD F1 V2.0 A competition grade R/C car

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New Generation of HPD! "To Win First, Finish First" - A Key Principle for Success The Biggest Problem with 3D Printed Cars: Durability The most significant change made to the new generation of HPD has been aimed at increasing durability. This has resulted in an increase in weight, from the minimum required weight of 1050g to 1130g. Although this added weight is not ideal, it provides better traction and easier suspension setup. Key Improvements: * Narrower Chassis for Better Cornering * Improved Differential Design * Standard Mounting Holes on the Front Wing for Easy Swap with Other F1 Cars * Enhanced Aerodynamics on the Front and Rear Wings * Simplified Body Mounting System * Nicer Looking Body Design * Quick Release Battery Clamp * Easier Suspension Setup with Rear Damper Mount on a Separate Plate Discussion Forum on Google+ Print Settings: * Printer: Velleman Vertex * Material Choice: Esun PLA+ or PrimaSelect for Best Results * Recommended Print Settings: + 0.2mm Layer Height + 1.6mm Shell Thickness + 20-25% Infill Recommended Print Settings for Specific Parts: * Nose Cone: 0.2-0.3 Layer Height, 0.8 Shell Thickness, 0% Infill * Wing Adapter: 0.2mm Layer Height, 2.0mm Shell Thickness, 50+% Infill Print Settings for Most Pieces: * Can be printed without support, except: + Main Chassis + Steering Hub + Rear Axle + Differential Participate and Support the HPD Community: * Test and Provide Feedback on the Discussion Forum * Develop Your Own Variant of Components and Tag It with HPD_F1 * Post Competition Results and Pictures * Donate to the Project through PayPal Option Parts: * New Cradle for More Motors: Option Cradle * Visit Thingiverse and Search for HPD_F1 Tuning Tips from the "Works Team": * Main Damper: Use 450cst Oil and Soft Springs (Softest Spring in the Series) * Side Dampers: Use Relative Hard Damping or 100,000cst Oil with Plate Damping * Side Springs: Adjust Based on Circuit Conditions (Harder for High Grip, Softer for Low Grip) * Front Springs: Start with X-Ray's C=5.0 Spring (Black)