Differences between a XXCR and XXCR BK

[SPLATT]

I have what I believe to be XXCR. I don't know the history of the car as I inherited if from my wife's cousin after he passed. What are the differences between the XXCR and the Kinwald version?

[works92]

blue motor mount on the kinwald, front shock tower in a more square design, xcelerator body, blue shocks springs...

[Essejay]

Hello,
There is no hydradrive on the BK edition, all the parts are made from graphite (instead of stiffzell), you also have the titanium turnbuckles from lunsford and Tin shock shafts.

[mytimac]

Blue wing buttons.

[SPLATT]

Well It didn't have a body or wing when I got it. It has a squared off front shock tower with blue front shock springs and pink rears. The motor mount is silver but no Hydradrive and the turn buckles I believe to be titanium(they aren't steel anyway). The chassis along with most of the other parts are marked as graphite. One thing I've noticed that I haven't seen on others is where the ESC and receiver are usually mounted a slight recess is machined in. I'll try to get some picture posted soon.

[SPLATT]

Here's some pics.

[works92]

nice BK you got there; with some aftermarket parts ( i see losi and trinity)

never seen a machined XX chassis before , probably home made ... gives me some ideas...
thank's for sharing.

PS: front C-hub got a popular modification too (more front bit in long turns)

[SPLATT]

nice BK you got there; with some aftermarket parts ( i see losi and trinity)

never seen a machined XX chassis before , probably home made ... gives me some ideas...
thank's for sharing.

PS: front C-hub got a popular modification too (more front bit in long turns)

Knowing who had it before me I'm positive he bought it the way it is minus the parts box electronics I installed. I'll have to get some pictures of the semi restored condition it's in now. I'm looking to install one of the 2 Novak ESCs along with a period correct motor. I'm going to be going with a modern 2.4 radio and NiMH batteries. My end goal is something I can run on open track days.