AWD RC Drift Car

READ THIS - NEW VERSION IN DRIVE TESTING PHASE! Model coming soon! - Model works as of now, you can assemble and drive it around on areas with no rocks etc(something like carpet indoor or hardwood flooring). Driving on asphalt or concrete with pebbles can(and probably will eventually) result in parts broken! This version will soon become obsolete as I am working on a new version that will make the assembly easier as well as make the whole car a bit more durable (don't expect rock climber RC car toughness, this isn't it, more so for general driving and drifting around, yes, you can drift, no, there is not enough grip). Hope you enjoy!  Fully 3D Printed RC Car Everything is was modelled from scratch to fit the electronics i had at hand. The car is modelled to fit the general dimensions (of a fairly scaled down) R34 GTR. Full car length is ~320mm. Car should be driven on flat surfaces (I drove it on concrete and asphalt). Expect broken pieces if driving on bumpy terrain at higher speeds. I AM working on improving the stability and robustness of the car in the areas where I see it needs improvement. Stay tuned for updates (mainly to steering and suspension systems) Electronics: Motor: 1806 2300kV ESC: up to you Battery: 2x 18650 cells in series (gives me around 1hr run time) Control: FrSky compatible receiver(this is up to you), if you're using an Arduino, make sure the receiver has an un-inverted SBUS port, as Arduinos don't support normal SBUS(only for FrSky)  Microcontroller: Arduino uno with servo shield Steering: Metal gear micro servo Print related stuff: I printed everything from PETG except the tyres and springs. Print those out of TPU or other flexible filaments(I used Fiberflex 40D). Every part is needed to print ones, EXCEPTION to the ones that have 4x, 2x in their name. Print those to the amount required in the name. Springs are to be customized(increase/decrease thickness in slicer software to alter the rigidity) Steering parts should be printed at atleast