TT02B extra ride height+Sand Scorcher shell adapter+cosmetic engine

Big thanks to the originators i remixed from!

I trimmed down the mount post for the front shocks on the tower and the front arms 2-3 mms to move them backwards a little and allow the body not to rub on them, otherwise there are no changes to the actual chassi.

Front post mounts to the original mount holes on the diff cover.

Rear post mounts to the 4 close together holes on the lower shock tower and sleeves over the original rear post.

The lower shock tower is to give enough clearance for the body to sit level.

The front post goes through the hood as expected, i used one of the o-rings that comes with the body kit and a body clip to set the height and then add another o-ring and body clip on top to hold the body without scratching it

In the rear the lower flat of the metal bit that bolts into the inside roof of the shell slides into the slot in the body post tower.

The body shell is unmodified.

All parts printed as oriented with tree supports for maximal strength with the layers going throughout the whole parts.

On ride height and wheelbase:

The lower arm has more space for the cup on the drive axle to allow for droop, mount the shortest eyelets that come on the sprue, the holes for the pins connecting the hub carriers to the arms and arms to the chassi needed to be drilled out on my print but my printer is a cheapo DIY kit so might not be necessary on more accurate printers.

these also decrease the wheelbase to be closer to that of the original Sand Scorcher.

The +1cm suspension eyelet go on the front and will give a bit of lift there.

The ride height increase mods can be used with the original TT02B if wanted.

The four holes close together on the shorter shock tower allow for mounting the wing with in its original position but isnt necessary as the original shock tower can be used with the +1cm suspension eyelets and modded rear arms for ride height increase there.

I also added in the motor+mounts i remixed for mine, they mount to the rear shock tower, i recommend printing the exhausts in flexible filament to act as a rear bumper.

For the rear windows louvres shown in the pic go here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5329537

Category: R/C Vehicles