Tub Cyclone `S`

Old 12-27-2008, 07:56 AM
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Can anyone suggest a good/clean way to add weight to the lipo side of the tub?
My car is pulling hard to the left and I'm guessing this is the problem.

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Old 12-27-2008, 09:43 AM
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Before tossing weight at the car I would check the allignment. A buddy of mine has one and out of the box the car was all over the place. Toe in on one side out on the other, the camber was way off....and not the same from side to side as well.

I would check all that stuff first....I bet that is where the problem is...And buy a new set of C-hubs...they are easy to bust.
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Old 12-28-2008, 02:02 PM
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I was thinking about picking one of these up for a stock touring car class. I will be running on carpet for a few more months, and parking lot racing for the spring and summer. Would this be a good investment for just getting into electric onraod, and being serious about racing?
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Old 12-28-2008, 08:05 PM
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Also how do these compare to the tc?
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Old 12-28-2008, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by myrxseven
Also how do these compare to the tc?
The "S" really does work quite well. You can't really compare it to the TC considering it is 1/3 of the price, but you can upgrade to a TC if your heart desires. I think it is right on par with the TA-05.... if you're looking for good performance at a cheap price this car fits that scenario.

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Old 01-03-2009, 06:59 PM
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What are your thoughts or opionions on the topic of gearbox ratio's http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ox-ratios.html
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I just purchased the cyclone S and I am wondering if there is any parts I should replace so I can order everythig at the same time

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C Hubs you need the carbon graphite ones, dont bother installing the kit ones which are plastic.

You should probably get a spare set of C Hubs as well anyway, as well as some knuckles.
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okay thanks for the reply
I am going to sound stupid but how many of these parts do I need that are on the car already, so I know how many to order, lol

when I order these from 3 racing or whoever the picture shows 2 of them, so the price is 16.67 for 2??

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Usually when you buy C-Hubs or Knuckles they are sold in pairs.
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One disadvantage to the HPI knuckles is that you get one rear hub carrier and one front steering knuckle together in a package. I've broken a lot more steering knuckles than rear hub carriers.
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Originally Posted by crazy4wdracer
Usually when you buy C-Hubs or Knuckles they are sold in pairs.
but how many hubs and knuckles are on the car,
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2 Rear Hubs, 2 Front Hubs, and 2 Front Steering Knuckles.
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Note when he says pairs for C-Hubs that is one left and one right.

The 3 racing stuff is priced really well but keep in mind it is a trade off as they use cheaper aluminium which is softer (easier to bend) and a slightly heavier.

You should get spare C-Hubs um i front hubs and knuckles are the same thing?!?!?!?!?! I usually carry a few of each but im paranoid and hate borrowing stuff.

The aluminium stuff has the advantage of not breaking as much but the disadvantage of being bendable. If the aluminium parts get bent it tweaks the car and can often be hard to identify.
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Originally Posted by mangoman
Note when he says pairs for C-Hubs that is one left and one right.

The 3 racing stuff is priced really well but keep in mind it is a trade off as they use cheaper aluminium which is softer (easier to bend) and a slightly heavier.

You should get spare C-Hubs um i front hubs and knuckles are the same thing?!?!?!?!?! I usually carry a few of each but im paranoid and hate borrowing stuff.

The aluminium stuff has the advantage of not breaking as much but the disadvantage of being bendable. If the aluminium parts get bent it tweaks the car and can often be hard to identify.
so if the aluminum bends what is better or is there anything that is better out there
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