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Old 03-24-2006, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by jag88
Evicerator...... how did your Cyclone work in Stockton ?
Did you run the protype BMI chassis ?
Thanks.
I thought it worked pretty well considering never really having run in those conditions before... Everyone else in the building pretty much had an entire season of running their car or *a* car on carpet ...

The car definately has good potential... I just wound up "dialing myself out" by trying too many different things instead of just sticking with something simple and making small adjustments.

And yes, I was sent a prototype BMI chassis and upper deck to try out ... they were both 3mm and made the car MUCH more rigid over the stock material... the fit and finish were great and I have talked with Jason at great length about the pending kit for the cyclone and from the sounds of it it should be an AWESOME upgrade!
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Old 03-24-2006, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by cyclone
so there only gonna release the hara edition to hk etc?
May be due to they havent announce that they going to release in United states
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Old 03-24-2006, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Evicerator
I thought it worked pretty well considering never really having run in those conditions before... Everyone else in the building pretty much had an entire season of running their car or *a* car on carpet ...

The car definately has good potential... I just wound up "dialing myself out" by trying too many different things instead of just sticking with something simple and making small adjustments.

And yes, I was sent a prototype BMI chassis and upper deck to try out ... they were both 3mm and made the car MUCH more rigid over the stock material... the fit and finish were great and I have talked with Jason at great length about the pending kit for the cyclone and from the sounds of it it should be an AWESOME upgrade!

It sounds like BMI will be making a carpet chassis first. Do you know if they are planning on a asphalt version ?
Thanks.

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Old 03-24-2006, 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by jag88
It sounds like BMI will be making a carpet chassis first. Do you know if they are planning on a asphault version ?
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Carpet chassis will be released first...
the 2.25mm asphalt chassis is in the works and still in the testing stage.
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Old 03-24-2006, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by protc3
hey guys,

i just want to give you a quick update.the asphalt T2 chassis will be running this week and the asphalt cyclone chassis is on deck.both are going to be made from 2.25mm carbon fiber.i am also working on lightweight spools for both cars that will be aluminum with lightened hardened steel outdrives.i will be hoping to have the prototypes finished by mid april.
This is from the BMI Racing thread.
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Old 03-24-2006, 11:52 AM
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Have a Surikarn edition coming in.I would like to order parts for a front diff.Since I don't have the car/manual yet....Would someone be kind enought to list the part numbers for all the diff parts so I can order them asap,maybe get them with the car.Thanks,Mario.Looking forward to this car,sounds like it's pretty awesome.
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Old 03-24-2006, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by lotus1
Have a Surikarn edition coming in.I would like to order parts for a front diff.Since I don't have the car/manual yet....Would someone be kind enought to list the part numbers for all the diff parts so I can order them asap,maybe get them with the car.Thanks,Mario.Looking forward to this car,sounds like it's pretty awesome.

the new parts aren't available yet. I listed all the new parts a page back.
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Old 03-24-2006, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by tc3 racer sc
dont hate on the world best driver
I actually met him a few months ago and he was very good. I was just concerned about you guys in the US not being able to buy the best car in the world while he goes there winning all your US trophies.
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Old 03-24-2006, 12:41 PM
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hot off the press..

http://www.hotbodiesonline.net/cyclone_SE.html

looks like the special edition cars may make it to the US afterall...



66401 Cyclone Surikarn Edition 1/10th Scale Touring Car Champion Specs!
This limited edition car has all the features used by Surikarn himself in competition around the globe! It goes far beyond the obvious "electric blue" aluminum parts that stand it out as the Surikarn Edition and boost over 33 features that are specific to this edition of the Cyclone.

Surikarn Features:
• 39 Tooth Pulley (Ball Differential)
• 39 Tooth Pulley (One-way)
• Aluminum Diff Cup Joint Set
• Diff Cup Joint Adapter (2pcs)
• Heavy Duty Front Shock Tower 3.5mm
• Heavy Duty Rear Shock Tower 3.5mm
• Front Bulkhead Set (blue)
• Rear Bulkhead Set (blue)
• Motor Mount (blue)
• Middle Block R (blue)
• Upper Bulkhead Set (blue)
• Bearing Holder (blue)
• Pivot Block FR (blue)
• Pivot Block RF (blue)
• Steering Arm Set (blue)
• One-way Holder (blue)
• Spur Gear Hub (blue)
• Belt Tensioner Mount (blue)
• Shock End Ball (blue/4pcs)
• Cylinder Upper Cap (blue/2pcs)
• Cylinder Lower Cap (blue/2pcs)
• Titanium Turnbuckle M3x24mm (blue/2pcs)
• Titanium Turnbuckle M3x34mm (blue/2pcs)
• Aluminum Washer 3x6x0.75mm (blue/10pcs)
• Aluminum Washer 3x6x2.0mm (blue/10pcs)
• Servo Saver Set (blue)
• Wheel Nut M4 (blue/5pcs)
• Pivot Block (Front or Rear/2.5 Degrees/Aluminum/blue)
• Pivot Block (Front or Rear/3.0 Degrees/Aluminum/blue)
• Ball Set For Sway Bar (blue/4pcs)
• Solid Axle (1 Piece Type/blue)
• Aluminum Servo Mount Set (blue)
• Aluminum Spring Mount (blue/4pcs)
• 44mm Aluminum Universal Drive Shaft (blue/1pc)
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Old 03-24-2006, 05:21 PM
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i no this is probably the best asphlet car going, but is its as good on the carpet aswel?
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i am working on an asphalt chassis kit now along with the carpet kit and the T2 asphalt kit.the chassis is going to be 2.25mm.the top deck is going to be a little more dainty to keep the flex in the car.the nice part of this is that the chassis itself will be a little more rigid than stock and will overpower the top deck to make it return faster while still keeping the same amount of flex overall.this will make for a more precise feel and make the car a little more predictable.i will post pics when it got one finished.
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Old 03-24-2006, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by protc3
i am working on an asphalt chassis kit now along with the carpet kit and the T2 asphalt kit.the chassis is going to be 2.25mm.the top deck is going to be a little more dainty to keep the flex in the car.the nice part of this is that the chassis itself will be a little more rigid than stock and will overpower the top deck to make it return faster while still keeping the same amount of flex overall.this will make for a more precise feel and make the car a little more predictable.i will post pics when it got one finished.
Hey Jason so the carpet version for cyclone already release? do you have the pic of the carpet verison kit? thanks
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Old 03-24-2006, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by rc-zombies
the new parts aren't available yet. I listed all the new parts a page back.
Sorry,my mistake..I meant the normal cyclone diff parts.Not the specific Surikarn ones.I assume the regular version diff will fit,correct?Thanks,Mario.
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Old 03-25-2006, 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Guo Chean
Hey Jason so the carpet version for cyclone already release? do you have the pic of the carpet verison kit? thanks

i am finishing up the carpet kit this week hopefully.i made a few changes to the first prototype that steve tested and i think it is going to be killer.
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Old 03-25-2006, 06:39 AM
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Jason:

Sign me up for one! Asphalt chassis that is.
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