RS-LM Lemans RC Car Chassis

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By: Brett Turnage www.bti3dlabs.com @3dprintRaceTech RS-LM 2014 Audi R18 E-Tron Quattro “The Alien” http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1631755 Articles 3printr.com https://www.3printr.com/40501-4740501/ 3ders http://www.3ders.org/articles/20160622-3d-print-your-very-own-rs-lm-2014-audi-r18-e-tron-quattro-rc-racecar.html Competitionx.com http://www.competitionx.com/news-feed/3d-printed-rs-lm-2014-audi-r18-e-tron-quattro-rc-car/ RC Car Action Magazine http://www.rccaraction.com/blog/2016/06/21/3d-printed-custom-audi-r18-le-mans-racer-brett-turnage-readers-ride/ This car is designed to be extremely fast. Not only does it look like a speed demon, but it was actually built with speed in mind! The RS-LM chassis that I developed was engineered to fit the largest and fastest motors available for RC cars. I'm running the car with a 13.5T motor, which is significantly faster than the 21.5T motor in my F1 car. It has a long wheel base (320mm) for stability, all-wheel drive capability, and can be set up to run two differentials or a one-way gear in the front. The RS-LM's extra room also allows it to fit standard-size lipo batteries (148mm long). The car's 3D printed rims use F1 front tires, but it can also accommodate touring car rims and tires. This car is incredibly low-slung! The RS-LM fits all of these features into an extremely low-profile package—the highest point of the car is just 56mm—allowing for better cornering and speed, and enabling an extremely realistic LMP1 body. Chassis: RS-LM Le Mans RC chassis. Long wheel base - 320mm Belt-driven drivetrain All-wheel drive Two differentials Larger battery capacity Built for high-speed performance with powerful motors Adjustable ride height Adjustable camber F1 front tires Extremely low profile—fittings all the mechanics of a touring car body. Parts list and manual included in the download folder. -Brett Turnage