Hot Bodies Cyclone
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Hey all...I hate to ask this question is its already been address, but...
Does anyone know what HPI Pro4 parts are compatible with the Cyclone?
Thanks!
Does anyone know what HPI Pro4 parts are compatible with the Cyclone?
Thanks!
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wishbones, "c" hubs, hub carriers. thats all i use tbh.
These are all I could think of right now.
steering blocks
hub carriers
c-hubs
front bumper assembly
pivot blocks
a-arms
outer hinge pins
shocks, springs
misc. hardware(screws, nuts, washers, ballstuds, etc.)
steering blocks
hub carriers
c-hubs
front bumper assembly
pivot blocks
a-arms
outer hinge pins
shocks, springs
misc. hardware(screws, nuts, washers, ballstuds, etc.)
Last edited by ShaunMac; 12-04-2007 at 06:34 PM. Reason: clarification
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http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/searc...=61535&lang=en
http://www.hbeurope.com/piw.php?lang=en&partNo=61544
Last edited by Joehwee; 12-04-2007 at 07:40 PM.
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Forget about the AE screw, just get the following parts and you shouldn't be breaking the diff screw. Just make sure that you run a 2.6mm drill bit thru the centre of the diff outdrives.
http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/searc...=61535&lang=en
http://www.hbeurope.com/piw.php?lang=en&partNo=61544
http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/searc...=61535&lang=en
http://www.hbeurope.com/piw.php?lang=en&partNo=61544
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Thank you..... JOEHWEE !!! I do drill them out to 2.6
After looking at all the post on here the only complaint's about the Cyclone have been about the diff. In mod to keep the diff from slipping I have to run it very tight and that is hard on the trust bearings and the screw. I have melted 4 diff's until I started running them tight. It's way cheaper to break the screw then to melt the diff. The stock diff is fine with stock up to 19 turn but for hi KV motors it just takes to much work keeping it smooth and not slipping. The aluminum diff helps but I have to bottom out the spring to keep it from slipping. I had the same thing with my PRO4 .
It looks like I have to have both the 61332 and 61544, I will get them!!!
Thank you very much
After looking at all the post on here the only complaint's about the Cyclone have been about the diff. In mod to keep the diff from slipping I have to run it very tight and that is hard on the trust bearings and the screw. I have melted 4 diff's until I started running them tight. It's way cheaper to break the screw then to melt the diff. The stock diff is fine with stock up to 19 turn but for hi KV motors it just takes to much work keeping it smooth and not slipping. The aluminum diff helps but I have to bottom out the spring to keep it from slipping. I had the same thing with my PRO4 .
It looks like I have to have both the 61332 and 61544, I will get them!!!
Thank you very much
Last edited by Lazer Guy; 12-05-2007 at 07:21 AM.
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Heya Joehwee,
With those two kits of diff screws, which parts do i need to use to get it going?
Or is it a case of use one or the other?
With those two kits of diff screws, which parts do i need to use to get it going?
Or is it a case of use one or the other?
or test Andy Moore & Hara used Edit Titanium diff screw ?
http://rcmarket.com.hk/product_info....oducts_id=1814
http://rcmarket.com.hk/product_info....oducts_id=1814
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Does anyone know of or could direct me to a good setup for the cyclone in Stock using a 13.5 on a medium/low grip asphalt track? Or should i just start with the stock setup and work my way from there?
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Titanium screw
Checked out that link and I was hoping my glasses needed to be replaced. I think the price on one screw is $14.76...right?? This is for one screw? Wow....
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well i got my cyclone today, i was very surprised to see 2 cyclone black edition kits in my parcel. i thought i was only gettin 1 but i got 2, and for a bargain, $100 australian which would be about $80 US. i will post up pics of them when i put some electrics in them.
2Bad!!!???
Peter!!!???
Where are you hiding lately????
PM me or email me when you get a chance.
Brant
Peter!!!???
Where are you hiding lately????
PM me or email me when you get a chance.
Brant
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pookyt- 2-bad is over in thailand atm. he just finished 2nd at the HPI race at RCS and is staying for the Much More race this coming weekend.