Hot Bodies Cyclone
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My lipo's were going to be about half way across the atlantic to get that balenced!!!
Sorted now, I was just been to soft.
cheers,
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2. You put the center one way on the left side of the shaft if the car is facing AWAy from you. Basically you put the one way on the long belt.
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I just ordered my Cyclone S with a Mazda body. I asked the manager why they are being discontinued and he told my only the ones with the Stratus body are discontinued which come in the kit and RTR versions. The kit without the body and the kit with the Mazda body will be around for a while. That's good news for me and others wanting parts support in the future.
I just ordered my Cyclone S with a Mazda body. I asked the manager why they are being discontinued and he told my only the ones with the Stratus body are discontinued which come in the kit and RTR versions. The kit without the body and the kit with the Mazda body will be around for a while. That's good news for me and others wanting parts support in the future.
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Hey guys, what FDR should I begin with for my Cyclone WE?
The track is medium sized and on carpet. I will be running a 10.5 X12 with Lipo.
Thanks.
The track is medium sized and on carpet. I will be running a 10.5 X12 with Lipo.
Thanks.
i think cyclone WE FDR same with cyclone TC which is 2.167
it depend on your pinion and spur ratio..you can create your gear ratio chart at gearchart.com
cheers
Good that's just as well because I truly believe that the 'S' is the ideal platform for newbies to start out on, less fragile than a Tamiya and perfectly adequate for racing as well as bashing. Add the hop ups as and when and you got a fully fledged race car on your hands.
Not yet I ain't lol
hi all friend
is it the higher ratio number give more torque than lower ratio number?
can anyone clarify this?
thanks
is it the higher ratio number give more torque than lower ratio number?
can anyone clarify this?
thanks
new to HPI and hotbodies products.
how do u guys differentiate the spring rate of hpi springs ?
- i see them label in coils. so does that means more coils is much more stiffer ?
how do u guys differentiate the spring rate of hpi springs ?
- i see them label in coils. so does that means more coils is much more stiffer ?