Hpi Pro 4
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im almost sure it doesnt fit... i looked at both spools side by side, the cyclone bulkheads are wider than the transmission housing of the pro4, meaning the width will not fit due to the spacing. i was looking to run a spool in my Pro4 recently.... and have both cars.. if they were the same width, the shock towers would also be interchangeable but too narrow on the Pro4.
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Be 100% sure. The cyclone spool IS too wide for a pro 4. Best bet is to by the composite diff halves as they are cheap, take out the balls and use tc5 slipper pads. Be prepared to replace the diff halves often as spools put lots of stress on the outdrives. If you are racing on a track that needs a spool there will be no other way of being on the pace.
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i wonder if the cyclone DCJ's fit the Pro4.
As for the DCJs, I think they might work, with my only concern being that the driveshafts will be located 2mm further out from the center of the spool on either side.
looking for hpi pro4 main shaft, please PM me with price!
You might need to look for an aftermarket replacement driveshaft, as I think the part has been discontinued.
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Sabongi,
Try this link for Whip Racing's website - you'll need a complete driveshaft to allow a new shaft to be made for you, but here's an option for replacing your existing shaft:
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~ewipple...cf_shafts.html
For simplicity's sake, you can refer to this thread:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...g-cars-27.html
Try this link for Whip Racing's website - you'll need a complete driveshaft to allow a new shaft to be made for you, but here's an option for replacing your existing shaft:
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~ewipple...cf_shafts.html
For simplicity's sake, you can refer to this thread:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...g-cars-27.html
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HPI PRO4 its still competitive for 13.5 brushless class and lipo ?, versus new chassis ?
I have the chance to get a brand new one ... so im asking.
thanks
Pat
I have the chance to get a brand new one ... so im asking.
thanks
Pat
The suspension is very well designed so that's a plus. Drawback : the bevel gears are veeeery brittle, it's IMO the Achille's heel of the car. So with nowadays' 13.5 powers it might be a bit fragile, especially with a spool...
Depends on the price, obviously. More than 100 dollars and I would refuse without a single regret... If it's less than 100... it's up to you.
Depends on the price, obviously. More than 100 dollars and I would refuse without a single regret... If it's less than 100... it's up to you.
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I'd upgrade the diff screw immediately for 13.5.
I broke 3 or so in a year of 17.5 RCGT.
I broke 3 or so in a year of 17.5 RCGT.
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The suspension is very well designed so that's a plus. Drawback : the bevel gears are veeeery brittle, it's IMO the Achille's heel of the car. So with nowadays' 13.5 powers it might be a bit fragile, especially with a spool...
Depends on the price, obviously. More than 100 dollars and I would refuse without a single regret... If it's less than 100... it's up to you.
Depends on the price, obviously. More than 100 dollars and I would refuse without a single regret... If it's less than 100... it's up to you.
No alternative/optional bevel gears ?
Im racing Tekin 13.5 so, power is there !
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I still have one new green painted Stratus, and one slightly used red Stratus to sell. If you need, I can throw in a beater body or two. Email me if interested.