Injora Buggy Bouncer Mods

cults3d

Hi guys, These are some bits and pieces to mod the Injora Buggy Bouncer. Overview of 3D parts here: https://youtu.be/MvJFd2ElRg0 Bouncer Build Guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtU9XnC91Hw XR247 Axles Guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QpbTm7Nddo Axial_Trans_Mount_v3.stl: The Axial Trans mount is something I had kicking around so I fine tuned it a bit. It lets you run a 550 motor because the trans mounting is higher than normal. Note: Lower link mount orifices are tweaked as I mentioned in the video so no massaging needed. Trans_Spacer_5mm.stl: The spacer is for use with the stock trans mount and raises the trans enough to allow running a 550 motor. I haven't printed it but the numbers say it should work. If it's too short you may need to scale or add a shim (tape works and is easy). XR247_Servo_Mount_v2.stl: I'm running Redcat XR247 axles by using this servo mount attached to the axle. It also facilitates front 4-link. You'll need 3 M3x20mm screws, two for the links, 1 to screw into the top of the axle. Be careful with the one that screws into the top of the axle because if it's to long you could strip the hole. Elec_Tray_V4.stl: The electronics tray sits in the front resting on the cross braces (front lower and rear upper). It seems pretty solid but I had planned to use semi-permanent glue or two sided tape. Hood_Louvred and Hood_Scoop are hood replacements for the stock one. They provide cosmetics and air flow in case you use the front mounted electronics tray that is included. There is a hinged version and a screw down version of each. If you use the electronics tray I recommend the hinged version. You'll need two M2x10mm screws for the hinges. The hinges seem pretty solid but I think I'm going to add some hot glue for strength. There's no clip for the front because I haven't figured out a good way to make it happen. You'll need to mirror the hinge, it is not symmetrical. M3_Spacer_Clip.stl: This is a push on spacer clip for those awkward spots. M3_Nut.stl: Plastic M3 nut. M3_5mm_Spacer.stl: 5mm shock spacer (or generic spacer). Wrench to drive or drive to wrench?