<p>Got a returned/broken RC car from a bin store. &nbsp;This is an MJX 1:16 scale Hyper Go buggy. &nbsp;The shocks tower (connects front shocks to frame) was broken. &nbsp;I printed a crude one from a not-to-be-mentioned printable model website, but wanted to design one closer to the original.&nbsp;</p><p>Worked quite well, I'm proud of it. &nbsp;Printed it in ASA (first successful print using ASA). &nbsp;</p><p>ASA is a PITA to print. &nbsp;I ended up preheating the bed at 100 and then printed pretty hot (100-105 bed temp then 270 for first layers then 250 thereafter). &nbsp; Still had some adhesion issues but it worked. &nbsp;Still dialing in my ASA printing. &nbsp;I think PETG would work too and might be easier to print. &nbsp;Works pretty darn well if I do say so myself. &nbsp;the shock-attachment hole is a tad small but if you use some force it'll go. &nbsp;Didn't want to skimp on material there since there's no nut (it threads into the plastic). &nbsp;I also increased the number of wall layers to 10 to give the holes a bit more material &nbsp;(may not have been necessary since I ended up doing 100% infill).</p><p><br>I printed it with the forward facing part (when it's on the RC Car) facing up, and used a raft, and used supports on the build plate only. &nbsp;</p>