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Old 08-19-2006, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by F. Alonso
Here is the Tamiya part number - 53136 ONE-PIECE BALL THRUST BEARING

I would recommend getting the diff balls and thrust balls from ACER Racing though. It has always made my diff nice and smooth on previous cars, so I have just ordered some for my Cyclone as well.

And with Diff protectors, I went into a shop just yesterday and bought a Team Atlas set for the TA05 and it fits really nicely, almost as if it was made for the Cyclone (i have the narrower pulleys on my Surikarn Edition) so perhaps give that a go.

I had a look on the Edit Website - the parts look very nice for the Cyclone. Any idea of an online store where I could buy these parts as there is no distributor here in Australia for them??

just a fyi..
the Edit Ti.. diff screw is also prone to breaking...
save youself some money and stay with the stock diff screw.
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Even so, the look of their parts seem to be pretty good, like the lightened layshafts as well which is why I am interested. I might see the price and gasp, but I have yet to find a place where I can buy these parts.

BTW RC-Zombies - you may want to trim that rear wing.
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Old 08-19-2006, 10:12 PM
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Very nice rc-zombies. Good luck at Rocks
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Old 08-19-2006, 10:15 PM
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the Layshaft I'm interested too...I've looked...only place to get edit parts are from the UK.. Apex Models has them listed..

Next time my Brother's GF goes back to the UK for a visit.... I'll have pick me up some parts.

yea...the rear wing need to be trimmed...since it's not really a ROAR sactioned race...anything goes.

Thanks Roger... I'll need it...competitions going to be tough...
get back to you on the list of parts...
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Old 08-19-2006, 10:33 PM
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Great looking HB zombie
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Old 08-20-2006, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Robertw321
Yes it is the complete diff set up. Actually I was quite impressed with what was included, new pulley, new bearings, new shims, new outdrive savers, new everything and containers of diff lube and thrust bearing grease. And yes the pricing does not make sense.
OK thanks for that, looks like I shall be going for this as long as postage to the UK isn't too much
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61393 Ball Differential Set For Cyclone.

It's been available for awhile.

66403 Cyclone S without body.

66405 Cyclone S with Moorespeed Stratus body.

Stormer will probably be the first in the states with the Cyclone S kits and parts.
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Old 08-20-2006, 06:01 AM
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Anyone know what type of spools the guys at the worlds were using? Check out this site for pics. It doesn't look like the ones that come on the Hara or Surikan version cars.
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Old 08-20-2006, 08:26 AM
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The were running a prototype HB one with delrin outdrives.

See here for more info.
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Old 08-20-2006, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by rc-zombies
just a fyi..
the Edit Ti.. diff screw is also prone to breaking...
save youself some money and stay with the stock diff screw.
Make this chap a hat!

You have done bloody well if youve manged to snap a Edit Dif screw,thats very good going!
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Old 08-20-2006, 12:07 PM
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I've listed my Surikarn Cyclone on the UK ebay site.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=270020555445

Cheers.
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Originally Posted by DirtyDog3375
The TIR based spool for the HB cyclone does NOT work with the new v.2 driveshafts. The new driveshafts are too slightly larger and bind on the drive cups of the spool, also, the holes for the pulley do not line up as well.
I have the TIR spool in my surikarn kit fits no problem just use 2 orings behind the end of the dogbones.
Works like a charm
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Originally Posted by bjspinner
I have the TIR spool in my surikarn kit fits no problem just use 2 orings behind the end of the dogbones.
Works like a charm
Thanks for the info. Just wanted to know if your v2 driveshafts actually bind in the tir outdrive cups? As mine seem to.
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Originally Posted by bjspinner
I have the TIR spool in my surikarn kit fits no problem just use 2 orings behind the end of the dogbones.
Works like a charm
Thanks for the info. Just wanted to know if your v2 driveshafts actually bind in the tir outdrive cups? As mine seem to. Also, what pulley are you using, as the new narrower pulley holes don't seem to line up?
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Drove the Proto BMI cyclone today, its awesome and its still getting better. I was already looking into one.
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