Stew Noble

yep

wagonman72

OK guys here's the part numbers I promised.

61396 – Aluminum Drive Shaft Ver.2 (1pc) Black

61397 – Front One-Way Cup Joint Ver.2 (2pcs) Black

61398 – 44mm HD Universal Drive Shaft Ver.2 (Front/2pcs) Black

trf racer

wow i have not seen any propaganda at all.
i really think people should eighter read english dictionary or shut up.
jeoulousy?were has he been jeoilouse
propaganda?show me proof of that?
i think you lot are so up hot bodies a''es that you dont like anything said towards them.
all dale was saying is i wander why andy diont take his own range of shells.
wow,u guys need to chill.

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

I just recieved mine today... I don't think it will drastically reduce the motor temp. a clip on heatsink will probably do a better job in cooling the motor since it covers more surface area on the motor.

I just bought it just to have one... having more purple increase your speed by .0001mph...
after installing the new brace...you can use the old brace and bolt it on the side of the chassis by the motor and use it as a motor guard...similar to what is made for the T2.

Marcos.J

iTrader: (239)

Sean ,! I see you got a Cyclone

N4S

iTrader: (8)

Yeah , Couldn't resist............................ So far I like it .

Marcos.J

iTrader: (239)

i knew you would

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

A few racers from our local track have switched from the RDX or T2 to the Hara or Surikarn Edition...

Their track times have drastically improved.

domo

iTrader: (16)

i am still having no luck finding a uk store with the moorespeed mazda6 bodies, both microtech and apex have no stock, are there any others worth trying??

Fred Perkins

iTrader: (264)

Ok guys....whats the cure for the broken diff screw and better thrust bearing?
Part #'s too if you have them.
Thanks!

BillyCaldwell

iTrader: (32)

I havent broke the stock one, but put an associated diff screw and nut in mine. It appears to be beefier. Thrust bearing, I would like to find a captured one if it exsists.

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

the AE diff screw and nut works perfect...but for the cyclone

it will work too .... but you won't be able to adjust the nut from the 2 external holes... you'll have to take the cv out to tighten. the AE screw used a 2mm hex.

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

well... here's what I did with the CF mid brace:

motor guard and fan mount..

the paper clamp is temporary..til I drill a couple of countersunk holes..

rc-zombies

iTrader: (9)

There's a variety of clip on motor heatsinks out there..
but majority of them the fins go perpendicular with the chassis...

Wagonman...
something you may want to suggest to HPI/HB R&D dept.
a heatsink with fins that parallel the chassis for better cooling..that goes with the air flow through the chassis.. something similar to the one pictured on my car... made by TOP for the old Yok original belt TC....
unfortunately it doesn't fit the cyclone...
Looks good though...

ngo8

in the voice of 2 irish brewers( BRILIANT!!!)