Injora Buggy Bouncer Mods

Hi guys,These are some bits and pieces to mod the Injora Buggy Bouncer.Overview of 3D parts here: https://youtu.be/MvJFd2ElRg0Bouncer Build Guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtU9XnC91HwXR247 Axles Guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QpbTm7NddoAxial_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?