Hot Bodies Cyclone
02-17-2006, 07:13 PM
#2911
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Originally Posted by bretthitman
hi has any one had the ears on the servo brake a lot i have had 2 brake in 2 meatings
02-17-2006, 08:58 PM
#2912
nice picts phil
did you see those out drives and the pulleys very nice cant wait to see the production car .
did you see those out drives and the pulleys very nice cant wait to see the production car .
02-18-2006, 01:43 AM
#2913
I went back out there tonight with my car again after making a couple adjustments to get rid of the loose rear end and pulled some consistent lap times even with bad luck and motor trouble.
I loosened the diff a little bit as well as adjusted the droop to 7mm in front and that made the trick. The rear droop stays at 6mm. The car is now hugging the corners much better and doesn't take off on the rear end. Thanks guys!!
I loosened the diff a little bit as well as adjusted the droop to 7mm in front and that made the trick. The rear droop stays at 6mm. The car is now hugging the corners much better and doesn't take off on the rear end. Thanks guys!!
02-18-2006, 03:29 AM
#2914
Tech Regular
who makes the alloy rear top brace???
jimmy
jimmy
02-18-2006, 03:46 AM
#2915
Need a bit of help please.
Just ordered a new Cyclone and a TIR spool but I need to find the part number of the pulley to complete the spool can anyone help?
Thanks
Tim
Just ordered a new Cyclone and a TIR spool but I need to find the part number of the pulley to complete the spool can anyone help?
Thanks
Tim
02-18-2006, 03:48 AM
#2916
Originally Posted by tim fry
Need a bit of help please.
Just ordered a new Cyclone and a TIR spool but I need to find the part number of the pulley to complete the spool can anyone help?
Thanks
Tim
Just ordered a new Cyclone and a TIR spool but I need to find the part number of the pulley to complete the spool can anyone help?
Thanks
Tim
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02-18-2006, 04:18 AM
#2917
Sorry I dont think I made myself clear I meant the diff pulley.
Sorry for the confusion.
Thanks
Tim
Sorry for the confusion.
Thanks
Tim
02-18-2006, 05:10 AM
#2918
Hiya Tim, good to hear youve switched cars from yokomo to hotbodies !!
Tim on the tracks your going to be running this year dont worry about the oneway, use the pulley from the kit and build your spool.
Have you seen the Litten tree is closed in town..
Chris M
Tim on the tracks your going to be running this year dont worry about the oneway, use the pulley from the kit and build your spool.
Have you seen the Litten tree is closed in town..
Chris M
02-18-2006, 05:35 AM
#2919
Originally Posted by chr15tophe
Hiya Tim, good to hear youve switched cars from yokomo to hotbodies !!
Tim on the tracks your going to be running this year dont worry about the oneway, use the pulley from the kit and build your spool.
Have you seen the Litten tree is closed in town..
Chris M
Tim on the tracks your going to be running this year dont worry about the oneway, use the pulley from the kit and build your spool.
Have you seen the Litten tree is closed in town..
Chris M
Yes its been closed a while not really sure why. I work just behind it and you usually hear things about whats going on locally.
How long have you been using yours?
Tim
02-18-2006, 06:19 AM
#2920
had my cyclone for about 3 weeks now but the weather is useless, i want to goto barham 2morrow but will have to wait and see, watchout when u build the car re the postion of the bulkheads, the rear diff is ment to wobble and theres an update in the manual re the layshaft, the rest is all straight forward
02-18-2006, 10:33 AM
#2921
Jimmy, I'm guessing this is a new HB part as I haven't seen anything like it anywhere else.
Steve
Steve
02-18-2006, 11:10 AM
#2922
Originally Posted by jimmy..maddison
who makes the alloy rear top brace???
jimmy
jimmy
02-18-2006, 07:34 PM
#2923
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Ran my Cyclone for the 3rd time now and it is just so nice to run. On the asphalt it is the best car I have tried so far. Smooth and consistant. Car does what I want it to do and adjusting it to do so has been pretty easy so far. Can't wait til the outdoor season gets started so I can try it on my tracks.
02-19-2006, 06:43 AM
#2925
Originally Posted by lotus1
Has anyone tried this car on carpet with foams?My buddy and I are considering getting a couple to try out.Been trying to get thru this thread but,figured I'd just ask.If not,any ideas/thoughts on how it might fare?Thanks,Mario.