3Dprinted RC Dom’s Dodge ICE Charger

This is how we did it. With our LEGACY Chassis v.4.1

What a car from Fast and Furious 8! All car movie fans know this car, The Ice Charger. This is a real american muscle turned into something more:)

As always we let you be the judge to tell how well we could capture it.
Our aim was to get it as much authentic as possible.

Testing Video

Download body kit
STL files archived with WinRAR

Chassis v.4.1 (ICE Charger)

This is a Legacy Chassis! Click to v.4.3

Chassis dimensions

We strive for an ultimate universal chassis because we wanna use it under many 3D printed car bodies. So that’s why the slidable parts

The chassis is built on a 2 (aluminium) U profile (8×10 mm) with bought and 3D printed parts.

3D printed parts: Housing of the electric motor, housing of the battery, most of the steering system… 

Bought parts are:
 The suspension (length 60 mm), the different wheel rims with the tires, the servo, the receiver, drive shaft and the differential is from Tamiya, the electric motor (17000 rpm), and of course screws (M2, M3) and the ball joints (M3).

Download CHASSIS
STL files archived with WinRAR

The whole design is made for scale 1:10
This is our third model’s self-developed Chassis.
It’s quite, sturdy now as it can be jumped with

3D printing settings we used

3D Printer: Zortrax M200 plus
Technology: LPD
Used material: ABS filamen
Slicer program: Zortrax Z-SUITE

Settings:
Infill: 20%
Recomended layer height: 0.19 mm
Support was set automatically by the program

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Gearbox

Non-printed parts and general INFO of 3Dprinted RC Dom’s Dodge ICE Charger

Body Assembly

Here’s a full assembly video! Enjoy:)

Chassis assembly Video

Here’s a full assembly video of an older version, not so many things differ so you’ll get to see what matters.

Most used tools

Scalpel&Allenkeys&RASPs

Scalpel for removing print support. Keys for screws. Every kind of Rasps to get the surface smooth and even.

Super glue

Both Gel and Liquid ones. Use GEL when putting parts together. When it holds use LIQUID on the surface.

Glue Gun

It’s adhesive sets very quickly. We used it only inside the body kit, because on the surface leaves nasty traces.