Fenix Racing have introduced this 70’s inspired Formula 1 body shell. Reproducing a mid 70’s iconic F1 used in various versions from 1973 to 1978, a similar chassis also campaigned F.5000 and Indy as well. A super high airbox allows you to reproduce 1975- mid 76 racing car, while the low profile airbox is more suited to the 76-77 seasons. Available soon.
View the low profile airbox here
Fenix have released a first teaser image of their forthcoming new G56-X 235mm chassis conversion kit for the Xray X10 pan car. The kit will retain the front suspension, motor bulkheads, shock absorbers, side dampers as well as other pits and pieces from the donor X10 while the V-link rear suspension is taken over from the original G56 design. Above image is showing a prototype and we bring you more details on the car as they become available.
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Fenix have introduced their new graphite 235mm rear axle for the use with the company’s popular gear differential. The ultra lightweight part weighs in at only 6g compared to the 24g of the titanium shaft, making for less overall weight and shifting the chassis weight distribution more towards the front end. In addition the axle is super true which helps with overall performance.
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Fenix have introduced new carbon fibre front end plates that allow to run CRC-style front suspensions with the G56 pan car kits. The lower suspension and upper connection plate are machined from high-quality carbon fibre with the lower plate also allowing to use other “old school” 8-32 UNC screw front ends with the G56 car. All parts are available from now on.
Fenix have added new pan car option parts to their portfolio in the form of a general twin damper kit as well as a carbon fibre rear axle for their Mistral 2.0 formula kit. Starting with the twin damper kit, the set is ideal for drivers looking to replace their car’s side springs with a dual damper setup. The dampers accept the popular CRC and Team Associated springs and include four long and four short ball cups as well as two 4.8mm pivot balls, allowing to adapt the kit to many popular 1/10th scale pan cars. As for the carbon fibre rear axle shaft for the Mistral 2.0, the lightweight yet ultra precise part allows for a massive weight saving of about 11g compared to the standard titanium axle, meaning less rotational and overall mass for better acceleration and improved handling.
View the carbon fibre axle here
Coming from Fenix and made for their Mistral 2.0 formula pan car is a short wheelbase carbon fibre chassis. Machined from high-quality 2.5mm material the main plate offers the same 15mm shorter wheelbase as the aluminium chassis, making it ideal for short and technical tracks while the standard long wheelbase main plate is the best choice for open, flowing tracks. The short wheelbase chassis is available from now on.
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Fenix have introduced their Classique series CT2 12-cylinder Formula body shell. Back in the good old days 12-cylinder engines were the hot ticket and for the 1967 season, several teams made use of them. Fenix now recreated one of the popular designs with the new Classique CT2 body shell sporting a highly detailed 12-cylinder engine with matching exhaust system. The lid is moulded from clear high-quality polycarbonate material and it fits Fenix’s wingless Formula chassis and it is available from now on.
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Coming from Fenix and made for their G56 1/10th scale pan car kits are new carbon fibre optionals in the form of chassis stiffeners and electronic plates. Starting with the stiffeners, the braces are machined from carbon fibre and attach to the sides of the chassis, reinforcing the main plate to make for greater setup sensibility and added steering response. The chassis stiffeners are available for the short and long wheelbase chassis options.
