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Old 04-28-2006, 02:08 PM
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will be called the Cyclone S
no pics yet..accidently found it when I was browsing the Jet Hobbies website.
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Old 04-28-2006, 10:57 PM
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Cyclone S comes with a tub chassis, plastic bulheads and shock towers etc. The upper deck looks like the ta05. Shocks and hex hubs are aluminum. Needless to say its an affordable kit that could be even better than its counterpart ta05.
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Old 04-29-2006, 01:57 AM
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I'm in need of some driveshafts quite urgently, but I'm not sure which ones to get. For some reason I can only get hold of the Rear HD Steel ones and not the "Fronts", I've heard that the fronts are thicker than the rears, so how do you think the rears will hold up on the front? It's either these or the purple Hara edition ones, which I hear are thicker than the standard aluminium bones. Which do you think would hold up best up front?
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Great news to see a Cyclone S released. There has been a serious lack of mid-range touring cars for the last couple of years.
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Old 04-29-2006, 04:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Skill
I'm in need of some driveshafts quite urgently, but I'm not sure which ones to get. For some reason I can only get hold of the Rear HD Steel ones and not the "Fronts", I've heard that the fronts are thicker than the rears, so how do you think the rears will hold up on the front? It's either these or the purple Hara edition ones, which I hear are thicker than the standard aluminium bones. Which do you think would hold up best up front?
The rear and the from driveshaft have the same size. The only difference is the diameter of the shaft.
Front diameter 2.75 mm
Rear diameter 3.25 mm
I don't see any problem to use the smaller on the front. I think this steel shaft will be better then the original aluminum driveshaft
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Old 04-29-2006, 05:07 AM
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I'm guessing you got the diameters the wrong way around.

Any idea on the diameter of the Hara ed. bones?
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Old 04-29-2006, 05:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Skill
I'm guessing you got the diameters the wrong way around.

Any idea on the diameter of the Hara ed. bones?
You are right. I made a write the diameters the wrong way around.
Front 3.25
Rear 2.75

No idea about the Hara. But with the original aluminium driveshaft, after 1 race I bend 4 of them. So, I will use the steel.
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Old 04-29-2006, 06:35 AM
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Thanks for the info, looks like I'll be going with the steel ones then.

Last night I bent one of mine badly and it just gave up in the final and sheared off, that's the second one I've done, and unfortunately my TIR CVD's are out of action at the moment due to broken/bent axles.
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The rear steel dogbones won't fit in the standard one-way outdrive cups (the ball end is too big), but they do fit in the spool ok, and I believe the new hara/surikarn one-way outdrive cups
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Old 04-29-2006, 06:55 AM
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Hmm...any ideas whether the rear steel ones fit in the TIR spool? Also, do the Hara ed. dogbones fit in the original one-way cups?

Wow this is more complicated than I thought
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unsure about tir spool

the hara edition dogbones don't fit in the old one-way cups, according to http://www.hpiracing.co.jp/contents/...e/new_old.html
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Old 04-29-2006, 08:27 AM
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I have some questions about the 1mm 2mm and 3mm shims for the Cyclone when you put these shims under the arm mounts and toe in pivot blocks what does that do.

I know it changes the roll center but what kind of handling characteristics do you get do you get more traction or less traction more rotation in the turns or less rotation in the turns

The reason why I ask is Im running on a low to med bite asphault with rubber tires I just want to know if you get more or less traction
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Originally Posted by noline
I have a question for the Hot Bodies Cyclone, Im running (Stock and 19t Touring) on Asphalt with Rubber tires what 64p spur would you recomend I run an why 100, 104 ,106 or a 108.

Also for gearing, what Spur and Pinion should I use for these motors Im running on a med/large sized asphault track with rubber tires.

Trinity Monster Stock
Trinity CO27
Trinity Chemeleon 2 19t
Trinity Komodo 19t
Reedy Quad Mag 19t
Check Point 19t
Atlas 19t


Any help would be greatly appreciated

Can I please get more Replys on gearing Thanks
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Originally Posted by domo
The rear steel dogbones won't fit in the standard one-way outdrive cups (the ball end is too big), but they do fit in the spool ok, and I believe the new hara/surikarn one-way outdrive cups
You are correct domo, sorry for the previous information I give you.
In fact, the rear has a bigger "bone" at the end. The pings are the same.
Rear "Bone" Diameter 6.2mm
Front "Bone" Diameter 6.0mm
The front spool required accept only the small 6.0mm
I'm puzzled about the reason why HB did something like that.
Only to sell more spare parts ?
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