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  • agfrc servo mount for fcx axle.stl
  • back cover updated.stl
  • back upers-45mm-5Offset.stl
  • cage V5 4ws.stl
  • cage V5.stl
  • cliping door mirror depending on the side you want.stl
  • flat hood.stl
  • flat skid.stl
  • front lowers-58mm-6Offset.stl
  • front upers-42mm-5Offset.stl
  • grill part1.stl
  • grill part2.stl
  • hood with hole for agfrc servo.stl
  • hood.stl
  • lamp.stl
  • lower link for fcx axle.stl
  • rear lowers-52mm-6Offset.stl
  • roof with holes for leds ( not tested).stl
  • roof.stl
  • side.stl
  • uper link for fcx axle.stl
  • v2 back upers-45mm-5Offset.stl
  • v2 front lowers-58mm-6Offset.stl
  • v2 front upers-42mm-5Offset.stl
  • v2 rear lowers-52mm-6Offset.stl

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Last update 2023-01-12 at 03:14
Publication date 2022-03-27 at 20:24
Design number 675923
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This cage is inspired of an axial capra.
Some of the most important features of this cage are the aproch angles custom high clearence whellbase and the flat skid.
Stock eletronics can be used but i recomend using a decased stock esc combo and a smaller battery, but if you use other smaler eletronice should be easy.( im runing a 40omah 2s from gens ace, a 4ch flysky gt5 receiver and a furitek lizrad and 050 motor from injora)
I recomend using the links i suply for the front so everything works right the v2 links are for the comon oring ballts and the others are for stock ones.
Also recomend using this emax mount: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-scx24-lcg-4-link-mount-for-emax-163862
So you have a similar setup as i do, i use the emax servo horn and the injora stering link style so it does not stick foward ( might have to do some sanding on the servo mount or the cage so there is no rubing).
The chassi was desing to work with 43mm shock but using rubber bands or no spring is recomended so it runs full drop style for more performance but if you can play around so it fits your needs.
custom length drive shafts are needed.
as of now im runing stock skock with rubber bands and it perform realy nicely.
Its a work in progress and it might sufer updates and optional parts like grills and pannels will be added.
There are 2 versions of the cage one is for normal setups ant the other if for people that want to experiment with 4ws even tho i have not tested it i already hjave a cage version optimised for that use.

links, servo mount for the fcx24 portal axles are now available too, somne minor triming mingt be needed for the servo horn but it can be done easy enough.

Feel free to hit ,me up on instagram at: «2460 tuga rc» for any help.

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printed all the parts with PLA + from esun and it all printed nicely and its very stong.
20% infill 3 walls
with supoorts
mine took 12 hours just for the cage but that will depend on the printer, slower print speed for the cage is what i recomend

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