Hot Bodies Cyclone
08-01-2006, 01:52 PM
#4876
*pokes his head in and looks around a bit* 
08-01-2006, 02:54 PM
#4878
Cyclone Rear Diff
In Coral Springs, FL. Its me a a friend with a Cyclone, and a lots of Yokomo BD's LCGs, etc. My friend had the same problem with his stock plastic Yok BD rear diff, and when he rebuit it, he CA glued the rings to the outdrives, and has never had diff melt downs again...has anyone heard of this "trick"? Just re-ordered new diff set from stormer hobbies...speedtech has the aluminum ones comming in by the weekend. I just want to make sure they don't melt on me again! I followed the book, and it seems they just start getting loose...and then if you tighten a little more, they fry!!!
08-01-2006, 06:53 PM
#4879
Tech Initiate
is anyone here can give me a help to setup the car on carpet?... What shock oil and piston hole should i use?... i never played on carpet before
08-01-2006, 07:06 PM
#4880
Originally Posted by JBRacing
I think that the problem isn't going to be bottoming out as much as going over rails/dividers and/or corner dots/markers…..
I would suggest sticking with the 108 and even adding a small and narrow piece of masking-tape on the bottom in order to keep small stones away from the spur.
I would suggest sticking with the 108 and even adding a small and narrow piece of masking-tape on the bottom in order to keep small stones away from the spur.
And besides - better you take the edges of a few teeth, than to wedge a small stone in there - totally ruining two teeth, and having it ruin your pinion too..
08-01-2006, 08:59 PM
#4881
Mun fei; 50 wt. HPI in the front, stock pistons and 33lb xray springs, 40 wt. HPI in the rear, stock pistons and 28lb xray springs, thats what I have run for 19 turn foam on carpet.
08-01-2006, 09:18 PM
#4882
Tech Initiate
Originally Posted by tandman
Mun fei; 50 wt. HPI in the front, stock pistons and 33lb xray springs, 40 wt. HPI in the rear, stock pistons and 28lb xray springs, thats what I have run for 19 turn foam on carpet.
08-02-2006, 12:15 AM
#4883
08-02-2006, 08:58 AM
#4886
Good luck getting the blades or alot of the other parts. Local shops can't get the blades, aluminum diff or the 1 piece spool and even the US online shops have been out of stock for months. Parts support has been poor so far, reminds me of the Pro4 when it first came out, it took months for some parts to be available.
Steve or Thad, please tell the bosses to get the parts out to the shops!
Steve or Thad, please tell the bosses to get the parts out to the shops!
08-04-2006, 06:07 AM
#4890
Cyclone Dog Bones
Hey fellas! My Cyclone's FR and FL dog bones have bent, and its time to replace them. They are the regular Cyclone simple/stock bones(which seem very weak). Will the pro 4 aluminum dog bones work on this car? If not, which dog bones do you recommend that are stronger and have longer life(with part numbers, please) 