PUMA Chassis - SCX24 LCG Kit

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The PUMA SCX24 chassis Kit brings EVERYTHING you need to make this platform as performance as possible. Many mounting options for electronics, shocks, and body makes the chassis extremely versatile allowing Class 1/2/3 configuration going either for a scale look keeping high performance or going non-scale with extreme performance, your choice!

The Kit also includes dual-angled high clearance links that are optimized to provide full articulation with zero binding. There are two options for rear links, providing standard 133mm wheelbase (C10) or extended for extreme capabilities at 145mm. The rear links also provide ideal geometry for extreme climbing.

This chassis is designed to fit the standard transmission mounting points. The battery will be mounted forward and low in front of the transmission either using a velcro strap or velcro tape. ESC/RX can be mounted with two angle options (depending on how much clearance you want from rear articulation) behind the transmission. The Kit also provides two mounting options on the sides. If you want to go top performance, I recommend mounting battering front/low and ESC/RX on the enger side to balance motor weight, which at the same time is the lowest possible point.

There are two chassis options: standard with bumper mounting points (class 1/2) and crawler without bumpers (class 2/3).

Some crawling here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zT57FyEjxE

You can sell 3D printed parts designed by D440RC, but need to comply with four simple rules: 1) Respect the brand, make it clear this is D440RC design, and don’t change the original name/brand helping model purchase in Cults, 2) you need to buy/ the models you want to sell, 3) prints must be in good quality, 4) you can only sell 3d printed parts, you CAN NOT sell/give away the models/files, those are only for you to keep.

Print in your favorite filament! Ideally, go with something strong for chassis frame and links if you want durability, like PLA+, PETG+, or Carbon-Fiber-based for the chassis.
Everything should work fine with a 0.4mm nozzle.
Links will require to print both angles. Print them as flat as possible on the bed, ideally with the rod end horizontal for better strength.