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Old 01-07-2010, 03:55 PM
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thanks A LOT , both sites seem very exhaustive.

I may post pics of my fk05 next week, eye candy.....yum
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Old 01-16-2010, 12:02 PM
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if you run a t1 check it out
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ml#post6861623
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Old 01-30-2010, 12:19 PM
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Thanks for the help guys.
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Old 01-31-2010, 05:42 AM
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Pictures of my FK05 are available on the legen---dary overrc.com !
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Old 06-17-2018, 08:24 AM
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Thought I might as well share this here, just in case anyone out there is still running the FK-05 or has one which they would like to put to good use:

Here's my updated chassis design for the fk-05 which ive been running for the last few months. I'd say im an intermediate level driver and the car is more than keeping up with other drivers at my level, with at least a 1 second per lap improvement on the original chassis on average. The update has allowed me to move a lot of ballast around to get the car perfectly balanced whilst still being dead on the weight limit.

Features:
- turned layshaft around so motor is more central, spur gear now on r/h side.
- batteries moved outboard - perfect for modern lightweight lcg lipo packs
- more even flex in chassis
- steeing bellcrank moved rearwards by approx 5mm for a more modern steering geometry
- 2mm carbon fibre allows more flex but the vertical stiffeners can still be fitted in the central position if required.

Extra Parts Required:
- Motor mount from T4 2013 (or similar) (Xray #303035-O) - I had to drill an extra hole in the underside to mount it to chassis as opposed to bulkhead.
- Belt Tensioner (Xray #303071) mounts just in front of motor mount on lower deck, to guide belt over mount.
- Battery holder (i used Xray #306188 but any designed for the T4 should work)
- Extra pair of servo mounts (Xray #306200) - add a countersunk screw & threadlock, use as battery backstops
- Transponder mount x2 (Xray #306400) - used as a battery clamp but there are better solutions out there.

Other parts I used:
- the 0.75mm offset suspension holders (xray #302041)
- front shock tower + upper links from evo2 FOC, plus a chopped down body post as a central body support. (lowers front roll centre)
- 6 degree caster blocks (use with front anti dive to give total caster of about 4.7 deg)
- drilled 2 extra inner holes for shocks in rear tower
- all lower chassis screws replaced with stainless steel torx head, most upper screws are cheap chinese Titanium.

If anyone would like the CAD files to make their own conversion let me know

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Old 06-17-2018, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by LzREngineering
- turned layshaft around so motor is more central, spur gear now on r/h side.
- batteries moved outboard - perfect for modern lightweight lcg lipo packs
Awesome! I've had this exact same project on the back-back-burner for ages, can't believe someone thought of it too . Be sure to post pics of the installed electronics!
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Old 06-17-2018, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by tygertyger
Awesome! I've had this exact same project on the back-back-burner for ages, can't believe someone thought of it too . Be sure to post pics of the installed electronics!
Great! Give it a go. I'll get some current pics next time the car out (racing next Sunday).
I see you have swapped the belts/diffs around in your pic - this means you can use the existing motor mount but you will have to swap the steering bellcrank offset to the other side, also it stops you using the one way (though the one way from the fk04 would work)
The fk05 is still a great car and so tough compared to some of the modern ones.
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Old 06-23-2018, 03:14 PM
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Here's some pics of the car in it's current state:



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