Asuga Asuga and Kagama max battery height with body on?

[cazrack]

Hi

I have 2 of these batteries

• Dimensions: 158*47*34mm
  
  https://www.eurorc.com/product/3145...s1p-lipo-battery-pack-with-ec5-bashing-series

Now the RC's below, if someone have them is it possible to use 2 of these batteries by force/cram/squeeze press together them with the body on?



Asuga

• Battery tray dimensions: (LxWxH): 160x50.5x63 mm
  
  https://www.eurorc.com/product/35583/team-corally-asuga-xlr-6s---model-2023---rtr

Kagama

• Battery tray dimensions: (LxWxH): 162x50.5x55 mm
  
  https://www.eurorc.com/product/36257/team-corally-kagama-xp-6s---model-2023---18-monster-truck-rtr

 

[SyncR]

Shouldn't be too much of issue with longer battery straps in kagama, but for buggies I always recommend a single 6s pack, cuts down on cable bulk too

 

[AngrySection8]

Shouldn't be too much of issue with longer battery straps in kagama, but for buggies I always recommend a single 6s pack, cuts down on cable bulk too

I agree with @SyncR, single packs are the way to go in buggies do to the low body, I'm running 8s in my asuga and had to make a custom battery tray to fit the two 4s packs, my tray is much lower than the factory tray-basically right on the chassis and the battery wires still push up on the body

 

[cazrack]

Will buy the Kagama but also intrested in the spark as a smaller backyard basher.

 

[SyncR]

Will buy the Kagama but also intrested in the spark as a smaller backyard basher.

If you get the spark give truggifying it a go, I really love my truggified typhon, also I would mod battery tray on Kagama so it has straps going side to side as well as longways down the pack