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TLR 22 2.0 Shorty Battery Conversion

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Battery Brace x2, Battery Cover
Battery Brace x2, Battery Cover
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Description

Convert your TLR 22 2.0 to a modern shorty LiPo setup with this simple, lightweight conversion kit.

This kit includes:

  • (2) Battery side braces for secure lateral support
  • (1) Low-profile battery cover to keep your pack locked in place

Designed for a clean fit and easy install, this setup allows you to run standard shorty packs while maintaining proper battery positioning and chassis balance. The braces keep the pack centered and stable under hard acceleration and cornering, while the top cover ensures everything stays planted without the need for bulky straps.

Perfect for racers and bashers looking to modernize their 22 2.0 with improved battery options and cleaner weight distribution.

Features:

  • Optimized for standard shorty LiPo batteries
  • Lightweight, low-profile design
  • Secure fit with minimal hardware
  • Easy install / drop-in style

Print in a durable material like PETG, ABS, or nylon for best performance.

 

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