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Old 03-18-2007, 12:59 AM
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If i buy standart cyclone S, i get plastic threaded shock?
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Old 03-18-2007, 01:27 AM
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Yes it comes with plastic shocks.

Ive heard they are not too bad except the hole at the bottom sometimes binds on the piston shaft so you should check the piston moves smoothly before filling the shock with oil.

I never built mine as i stole a set of my pro 4
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Originally Posted by nino_pohan
If i buy standart cyclone S, i get plastic threaded shock?
Thats right the Cyclone S comes standard with plastic shocks, they seem to work fine though. You can of course upgrade them with aftermarket alloy ones.
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Originally Posted by nino_pohan
If i buy standart cyclone S, i get plastic threaded shock?
yes ,i'm think change alum. bester
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Old 03-19-2007, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by mangoman
Yes it comes with plastic shocks.

Ive heard they are not too bad except the hole at the bottom sometimes binds on the piston shaft so you should check the piston moves smoothly before filling the shock with oil.

I never built mine as i stole a set of my pro 4
I know is plastic but is the shock threaded (adjustable)???
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Old 03-20-2007, 12:50 AM
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Yes the shocks are threaded plastic.
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Old 03-20-2007, 11:31 AM
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Hi, I'm planning to buy one of these Cyclone S cars. My question to you is, which pinion or pinions, do I need if I only run stock spur (96 T) with stock motor Trinity P2K pro.

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Old 03-20-2007, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by rccobra705
Hi, I'm planning to buy one of these Cyclone S cars. My question to you is, which pinion or pinions, do I need if I only run stock spur (96 T) with stock motor Trinity P2K pro.
I think with a 96T (assuming 64P) you will need a 34 tooth or larger pinion to get them to mesh properly (34 barely reaches the spur). You'll have to see if that works for the gearing you want. Otherwise you will need a different spur. I think you can go up to 104 teeth without modification to the chassis.
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Originally Posted by padailey
I think with a 96T (assuming 64P) you will need a 34 tooth or larger pinion to get them to mesh properly (34 barely reaches the spur). You'll have to see if that works for the gearing you want. Otherwise you will need a different spur. I think you can go up to 104 teeth without modification to the chassis.
Thanks padailey,
To get the mesh fit properly what do I need to due.
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I use a 48P 69T spur (as suggested my mangoman) and the use 39-41t pinions, but I am only running 540. I put a 27turn stock motor in the other week with a 34T pinion and it seemed to mesh ok, but you may have to file a bit of the plastic away if you go much smaller as the motor will hit.
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Well I don't run a 27T motor (13.5 brushless) but from reading here and on the cyclone thread I think a lot of guys are running 100 or 104 tooth spurs (64P), or run a pinion 34 or larger with the 96T. Either way seems to take care of the problem. The problem is that the motor won't move very far so meshing can be a little bit of a pain for some. When I was running without a sintered rotor I was running 37 pinion and 100 or 94 spur.
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Old 03-20-2007, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by turtle
Yes the shocks are threaded plastic.
Thanks.. all version of cyclone S include Cyclone S drift?
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Old 03-21-2007, 01:10 AM
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Is that a question nino_pohan?

BTW if you get a Cyclone S get a set of the Carbon Graphite C Hubs (Part No. HPI73518).

The ones which come with the cyclone s are made of some brittle plastic.
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Old 03-21-2007, 01:14 AM
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Oh theres a cyclone s drift kit now, i wonder what the difference is?

Just different tyres and decals for the car?
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