Hot Bodies Cyclone
09-07-2006, 01:09 AM
#5251
Really really basic - but you've make sure you've got the correct number of shims in there?
Esp. in the thrust assembly - it's easy to leave a spacer out and end up with a tight diff. I've done it a few times before on occasions when my brain hasn't left work, with the rest of my body.
Also - I find newly rebuilt diffs require a run to break in and become free and smooth again.
Esp. in the thrust assembly - it's easy to leave a spacer out and end up with a tight diff. I've done it a few times before on occasions when my brain hasn't left work, with the rest of my body.
Also - I find newly rebuilt diffs require a run to break in and become free and smooth again.
09-07-2006, 01:30 AM
#5252
hi,
Yeah everythings were it should be, im pretty sure theres a worn part that needs replacing, im starting to think it probably the 2.4mm balls, as the d rings and thrust assembly is new.
Yeah everythings were it should be, im pretty sure theres a worn part that needs replacing, im starting to think it probably the 2.4mm balls, as the d rings and thrust assembly is new.
09-07-2006, 02:00 AM
#5253
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Originally Posted by Revs
Hi all,
ive been having a few problems with my cyclones rear diff, when i first built it, it was very smooth and the action was very light. after mabe 3 meetings and 12 club nights the diff started to change. Ive taken great care of it rebuilding it after every meeting, but now it always feels a bit gritty and the action is extremly tight.
So far ive changed the diff plates and the thrust race(twice
), if any one has an idea what the tight gritty feel might be id be very gratefull. Also if anyone knows of any decent diff covers that might make it easyer on the diff in future.
Cheers
Tom
ive been having a few problems with my cyclones rear diff, when i first built it, it was very smooth and the action was very light. after mabe 3 meetings and 12 club nights the diff started to change. Ive taken great care of it rebuilding it after every meeting, but now it always feels a bit gritty and the action is extremly tight.
So far ive changed the diff plates and the thrust race(twice
), if any one has an idea what the tight gritty feel might be id be very gratefull. Also if anyone knows of any decent diff covers that might make it easyer on the diff in future.Cheers
Tom
check the bearing/bearings inside the diff, as they may be damaged, dirty or collapsed.......
I had this on a Alloy diff ...pissed me off royally as i rebuilt it 5 times, silky smoothagain now i replaced the bearings
09-07-2006, 06:54 AM
#5254
Originally Posted by schreff
Steve,
The part number is... HB61332
You don't need different CVDs. The outdrives come with the blades to go over the current CV bones.
Not sure if that holds true for the V1 bones, but I know it works with the V2s. I would assume so since the V2 bones fit in the standard Delrin outdrives without the blades.
-Schreff
The part number is... HB61332
You don't need different CVDs. The outdrives come with the blades to go over the current CV bones.
Not sure if that holds true for the V1 bones, but I know it works with the V2s. I would assume so since the V2 bones fit in the standard Delrin outdrives without the blades.
-Schreff
09-07-2006, 07:18 AM
#5255
When you are saying sliders do you mean the blades?
I had trouble getting them in the states. Luckily I found and awesome guy on here that was in Japan and brought me back some. If you get the alloy outdrives like those from the surikarn/hara kits they come with a set of blades.
I had trouble getting them in the states. Luckily I found and awesome guy on here that was in Japan and brought me back some. If you get the alloy outdrives like those from the surikarn/hara kits they come with a set of blades.
09-07-2006, 10:29 AM
#5257
anybody know if theres going to be a green moore worlds edition? 
09-07-2006, 05:54 PM
#5263
Tech Initiate
Hot pink!! With whaleskin hubcaps, and all leather cow interior.... and big brown baby sea lions for headlights, yeah!!
09-08-2006, 12:18 AM
#5264
Originally Posted by merlin8r
Hot pink!! With whaleskin hubcaps, and all leather cow interior.... and big brown baby sea lions for headlights, yeah!!
