I figured that since there were so many tutorials on lowering xmods, why not raise them?

What is needed, (got mine from extra parts and stuff):
screws (exact ones that hold the battery pack).
small spacers that will fit around those screws. Using the nuts from the tires would work(extra).(Just poke through the enclosed end). Or even nuts used for bolts. Just make sure that they fit sort of snug.

Here is the simplest way that I found out how to do it:

On the chassis, the front clip that locks into the body is what will be raised along with the clip on the body in the back.

1. First unscrew both suspension screws and take of the suspension.

2. Second what you have to do is unscrew the 2 screws the hold the front clip.

3.Keep the suspension and clip close by. Now taking the longer screws, put them through the holes the hold the clip(through the bottom of the chassis, not the actual clip). Then put the raisers/spacers through the screws. They should go all the way down.(with a little screwing it on)

4. Use around 1-2 and that should raise it pretty well.
Then put the clip on and then the suspension on. NOTE: The suspension will be TIGHT!! But will work a little but only because of the raise.

5. For the back, unscrew the clip that is on the body that clips to the chassis.

6. Here you will also need a longer screw because the raisers/spacers will need to be the same length. You can basically use whatever size you want-it is up to you. The slit on the rear clip on the body, you MIGHT...MIGHT need to cut that off. not really needed though.

7. After you unscrew the clip, then put the new screw through along with the nut or the peice that you will feel free to use. Then screw the clip back on and next put the body back on and there you go...vroom vroom!