@jihlein I printed this out and as I was assembling it I realized the impossible tilt places the rear motor a bit further back compared to stock (about 1/2″ or so). This would create more yaw force for the same amount of thrust from the prop. Perhaps this has something to do with the increased performance?
I am going to revise this design and add some bearings to the rear portion of the mount, make it a little easier to print and also utilize a servo arm for the servo motormount connection so we don’t have to rely on printing the female spline. To do that well you probably would need to use a .2mm nozzle. No thanks. Also a 3D printed spline even if right might fail in flight. A servo mounted with screws won’t.
Like others in the thread I will have to add wire to my rear servo since I cut it to fit the original build.