Hot Bodies Cyclone
Tech Master
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What do you guys reckon i would get my Surikarn edition for? im thinking of selling it so i can pay for a new engine and some other bits n pieces
Tech Elite
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But HB did say this new kit would be affordable since they cheaped out on so many parts. Do you think anyone bought one?
Im pretty sure HB wouldnt release the Hara ed, then then the moorepseed, then the TC, and then the TC Moorespeed!
Tech Elite
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id expect a better version to be called the "Cyclone TC Pro Edition" or something then, since all the big name drivers that have used it already have had their own edition.
or they can use a play on words and call it the "Cyclone TC More Moorespeed Edition"
or they can use a play on words and call it the "Cyclone TC More Moorespeed Edition"
if this weekend pre-world win , maybe have this car kit release in next month !
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Tech Elite
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Its much better to just keep our current Cyclones and just buy the upgrade parts. Its much cheaper to get all the new TC parts/upgrapdes for around $230, than to pay $428 for a TC kit that's got a better diff. The new pro-diff is the best part in that kit, and the only real thing worth getting probably.
HB Cyclones are known for giving us value. For $460, we'd get a great WCE car with all the parts needed ready to race and all Ti-NI parts, etc,...all the bling. Now they're trying to charge the same for a much cheaper version?
HB Cyclones are known for giving us value. For $460, we'd get a great WCE car with all the parts needed ready to race and all Ti-NI parts, etc,...all the bling. Now they're trying to charge the same for a much cheaper version?
Tech Fanatic
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Its much better to just keep our current Cyclones and just buy the upgrade parts. Its much cheaper to get all the new TC parts/upgrapdes for around $230, than to pay $428 for a TC kit that's got a better diff. The new pro-diff is the best part in that kit, and the only real thing worth getting probably.
Tech Elite
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Its much better to just keep our current Cyclones and just buy the upgrade parts. Its much cheaper to get all the new TC parts/upgrapdes for around $230, than to pay $428 for a TC kit that's got a better diff. The new pro-diff is the best part in that kit, and the only real thing worth getting probably.
HB Cyclones are known for giving us value. For $460, we'd get a great WCE car with all the parts needed ready to race and all Ti-NI parts, etc,...all the bling. Now they're trying to charge the same for a much cheaper version?
HB Cyclones are known for giving us value. For $460, we'd get a great WCE car with all the parts needed ready to race and all Ti-NI parts, etc,...all the bling. Now they're trying to charge the same for a much cheaper version?
So sad because HB said this new kit would be more affordable and its the same price as there highest end previous kit
Tech Elite
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I completely agree. The WCE is still the sickest thing they have and for the same price as the new TC, stick with the moorespeed. Hopefully we will see a drop in price on the moorespeed making it even more worthwhile!
So sad because HB said this new kit would be more affordable and its the same price as there highest end previous kit
So sad because HB said this new kit would be more affordable and its the same price as there highest end previous kit
All you really need from the TC version that will actually improve on teh cars performance is:
1) Pro-Spec Diff-$75 with aluminum outdrives(the delrin will work OK-$50)
2) New Sway bar system- no improved performance, but will make it easier to adjust-$15
3) Rear FiberGlass brace-$15
4) Maybe the new suspension arms- MAYBE...dont know if they are actually a change in suspension geometry which improves over the previous Cyclone version. If its not...you dont need it.
So for those who have the WCE and race outdoor asphalt, with about $130 you get the diff and the other parts mentioned and its all you need which will actually make a difference in performance.
Tech Elite
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What is with that fibreglass brace? I reckon it looks terrible on the car
Tech Elite
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The FRP brace is a tuning option.The heatsink/alloy brace is stiff.The Graphite is more flexible and the frp is even more flexible. Have seen on most of the Factory guys cars recently they are using the graphite or FRP plate now.I switched back to graphite a while back and it made the car way more predictable.
Tech Regular
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the frp plate just looks like flat black.