Tub Cyclone `S`
#841
Tech Apprentice
iTrader: (11)
So I was looking to start a few drivetrain upgrades for my car, and was wondering...
I'm sure I'll upgrade the center pulleys and the diffs. Only I can't tell which way to go.
I'd like to get the front as a one-way, but it looks like I could either get a front one-way diff, or get the one-way pulley (I think).
How do the two options differ?
I'm sure I'll upgrade the center pulleys and the diffs. Only I can't tell which way to go.
I'd like to get the front as a one-way, but it looks like I could either get a front one-way diff, or get the one-way pulley (I think).
How do the two options differ?
#842
Tech Apprentice
Just got my Cyclone S done. Easy build and seems to be a really great car, especially for $125! Anyway i just built right out of the box, including the shock oil. Anyone know what weight that is? Also what are you guys running for spur and pinion for 17.5. 80/60 sound about right?
#843
Both Speedtech and Ultimate sell them for that. Obviously not the RTR but I did get the Mazda body. Shoot you figure 20 bucks each for the tires ad body that means $85 for the rest of th car! Havent had a chance to throw it on the track yet though. Hopefully in a couple of weeks.
#844
Tech Elite
iTrader: (101)
Hi Guys
Just wondering if you can tell me the difference between the plastic bearing holder numbers I have some that are 5 and 2. Which do you recommend? I did use the calipers and found the 2 was slightly smaller in it's inner width ie where it hugs the bearing. I really want to know the purpose of the various sizes. I would recommend anyone that has upgraded to alloy to go back to the plastic ones as they tighten the belts something horrid on the S especially the 3 racing ones and they were all number 2's Also, if anyone in Australia has some spare plastic ones they dont need please PM me as I'm trying to get some for the weekend.
Cheers
Adrian
Just wondering if you can tell me the difference between the plastic bearing holder numbers I have some that are 5 and 2. Which do you recommend? I did use the calipers and found the 2 was slightly smaller in it's inner width ie where it hugs the bearing. I really want to know the purpose of the various sizes. I would recommend anyone that has upgraded to alloy to go back to the plastic ones as they tighten the belts something horrid on the S especially the 3 racing ones and they were all number 2's Also, if anyone in Australia has some spare plastic ones they dont need please PM me as I'm trying to get some for the weekend.
Cheers
Adrian
#845
Tech Rookie
As suggested on here you may want to upgarde the c hubs and steering knuckles. you may not have to in 13.5, but i would replace the composite diff halfs with alum and get universals up front. you will most likely have binding when turning sharp with the stock dogbones.
#846
Final Ratio?
Hi everyboby,
I have a question
If I would choice two different combinations pinion/spur to get the final ratio that I want, one with small pinion and big spur, and the other one with big pinion and small spur.
Which is better?
Or is it the same think?
Thanks in advance
PS I have on my cyclone s a gtb ss 10,5 brushless motor
I have a question
If I would choice two different combinations pinion/spur to get the final ratio that I want, one with small pinion and big spur, and the other one with big pinion and small spur.
Which is better?
Or is it the same think?
Thanks in advance
PS I have on my cyclone s a gtb ss 10,5 brushless motor
#847
Tech Elite
iTrader: (101)
Hi everyboby,
I have a question
If I would choice two different combinations pinion/spur to get the final ratio that I want, one with small pinion and big spur, and the other one with big pinion and small spur.
Which is better?
Or is it the same think?
Thanks in advance
PS I have on my cyclone s a gtb ss 10,5 brushless motor
I have a question
If I would choice two different combinations pinion/spur to get the final ratio that I want, one with small pinion and big spur, and the other one with big pinion and small spur.
Which is better?
Or is it the same think?
Thanks in advance
PS I have on my cyclone s a gtb ss 10,5 brushless motor
The recommended FDR on the Novak 10.5 is 5.5, I know with the cyclone you cant really get much bigger than an 80 tooth spur, so maybe try and get a 70 spur and 28 pinion in 48 pitch of course which should give you an FDR of about 6 and either work up or down from there depending on heat etc.
Good luck.
Adrian
#848
Whats up fellow cyclone s owners,I'm new to this forum and just discovered this cyclone s tub threads which is great.If i have known about this i would have posted my thread on MIP cvd's wce edition.I just got a set of these for my cyclone s and needed to know if they need to installed on both front and back or just the front?And what +'s and -'s using cvd's as compared to the stock dog bones.I'm not sure if it matters to rc touring cars but i've heard that in the offroad scene a lot of guys switching back to dog bones because of more side bite and steering.
#849
Well,just came in from a quick run after installing cvd's and still have a little front wheel chatter when steering,though a little less than the stock dog bones.
#851
i'm running in the sportsman class.
#852
Tech Rookie
Hello everyone,
I'm sorta new here but not to RC, I was thinking about getting one of these cars for some parking lot spec racing and was wondering if the included spur was 48p or 64p? Also the Mazda body included in the kit is it already painted?
Thanks for your time.
Phil
I'm sorta new here but not to RC, I was thinking about getting one of these cars for some parking lot spec racing and was wondering if the included spur was 48p or 64p? Also the Mazda body included in the kit is it already painted?
Thanks for your time.
Phil
#853
not sure about the body but it comes with 64 pitch.
#854
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
Hi guys,
Just bought on ebay a Cyclone S hopped up with this :
- Threaded Aluminum shock Set (4),
- Hi Traction Arm Set (4),
- Purple Aluminum CVD Set (4)
- Purple Aluminum upper and Lower Bulkhead Rear,
- Aluminum Front Lower Bulkhead,
- Purple Brushless Aluminum Motor Mount and
- Purple Aluminum Brace,
- Blue Metal Spur Gear Mount,
- Metal 18 Tooth Pulley's (2) (One Way Pulley Include with shaft on the car), - 2 In One Front Spool/One way Diff,
- Rear Pro Spec race Ball diff w/ 3MM Carbide Balls,
- Purple Aluminum servo saver steering rack,
- Purple Front Rear and rear A-Arm Mount 2.0 Degree,
- Also New in package Protoform Mazda Speed 6 Body Unpainted.
- Car has never been ran
Pics :
... what do you think ? ... will be used for 13.5 brushless racing, wich pinion you recommend ? (what pitch ?)
thanks,
Pat
Just bought on ebay a Cyclone S hopped up with this :
- Threaded Aluminum shock Set (4),
- Hi Traction Arm Set (4),
- Purple Aluminum CVD Set (4)
- Purple Aluminum upper and Lower Bulkhead Rear,
- Aluminum Front Lower Bulkhead,
- Purple Brushless Aluminum Motor Mount and
- Purple Aluminum Brace,
- Blue Metal Spur Gear Mount,
- Metal 18 Tooth Pulley's (2) (One Way Pulley Include with shaft on the car), - 2 In One Front Spool/One way Diff,
- Rear Pro Spec race Ball diff w/ 3MM Carbide Balls,
- Purple Aluminum servo saver steering rack,
- Purple Front Rear and rear A-Arm Mount 2.0 Degree,
- Also New in package Protoform Mazda Speed 6 Body Unpainted.
- Car has never been ran
Pics :
... what do you think ? ... will be used for 13.5 brushless racing, wich pinion you recommend ? (what pitch ?)
thanks,
Pat
#855
Tech Rookie
Thanksfor the info!!! Any must haves for this car?