Hot Bodies Cyclone
03-22-2007, 05:48 AM
#7726
Originally Posted by Marcos.J
its a 13.5 motor he probably wont need it 
03-22-2007, 08:39 AM
#7727
How to purchase :
Hi RC MARKET,
Can you email me at [email protected] on how to purchase items from your shop, i've been trying to email your shop online but there's no respond. im very much interested purchasing. thanks!
Regards,
Centerfire
Can you email me at [email protected] on how to purchase items from your shop, i've been trying to email your shop online but there's no respond. im very much interested purchasing. thanks!
Regards,
Centerfire
03-22-2007, 10:59 AM
#7728
Originally Posted by Centerfire
Hi RC MARKET,
Can you email me at [email protected] on how to purchase items from your shop, i've been trying to email your shop online but there's no respond. im very much interested purchasing. thanks!
Regards,
Centerfire
Can you email me at [email protected] on how to purchase items from your shop, i've been trying to email your shop online but there's no respond. im very much interested purchasing. thanks!
Regards,
Centerfire
03-22-2007, 11:18 AM
#7729
Originally Posted by sidewaysdriver6
you can try just "75188", that's the "real" part number... here are a couple of relevant links :
75188 on HPI website
75188 from speedtechrc
75188 from rc mushroom
if you google "HPI 75188" you'll be able to find more.
regarding the grease question, you can refer to pg 18 of the cyclone user manual on the grease to use, but that's just on greasing the small metal "tube" that the grub screw goes into (see pg 18 for the illustration). the manual does not show you to put any grease into the cups of the wheel axles; i just chose to use tamiya aw grease as i've used it before and i think it works very well in these type of applications.
75188 on HPI website
75188 from speedtechrc
75188 from rc mushroom
if you google "HPI 75188" you'll be able to find more.
regarding the grease question, you can refer to pg 18 of the cyclone user manual on the grease to use, but that's just on greasing the small metal "tube" that the grub screw goes into (see pg 18 for the illustration). the manual does not show you to put any grease into the cups of the wheel axles; i just chose to use tamiya aw grease as i've used it before and i think it works very well in these type of applications.
hmmmmm... well i will have to let him know that its out there... anyone else here find them in lhs's?
03-22-2007, 09:06 PM
#7731
Tech Master
Originally Posted by or8ital
I cant get the rollout I need on smaller tires
What tire diameter?
Snowy.
03-22-2007, 09:16 PM
#7732
I believe Robinson or Kimborough do a 81T 64P spur
03-23-2007, 02:53 AM
#7736
Tech Addict
Originally Posted by xray racer
Anyone know of a good outdoor asphalt set-up for the cyclone? just got my surikarn: Rubber Tires and/or foam
Here is the petit rc setup page for the cyclone. There is the andy moore setup from 2006 WC, some form Hara too.
Hope that can help!
03-24-2007, 11:27 PM
#7737
hey guys, on another fourm i was talking to a guy with a few cyclones and he said that he did a knuckle swap for xray knuckles and there a TON stronger and esier to get rite now... he said all he had to do was sand then a lil bit and they work very well
anyone done this? or heard of it?
anyone done this? or heard of it?
03-25-2007, 04:20 AM
#7738
Originally Posted by BlackedOutREVO
hey guys, on another fourm i was talking to a guy with a few cyclones and he said that he did a knuckle swap for xray knuckles and there a TON stronger and esier to get rite now... he said all he had to do was sand then a lil bit and they work very well
anyone done this? or heard of it?
anyone done this? or heard of it?
i personally havent tried it myself but am looking to try it out as well.
03-25-2007, 08:45 AM
#7740
Originally Posted by BrainTeased
Yea someone in here has mentioned that before as well, but what they did was they used the xray C hub as well so you dont have to file the hubs inorder for them to fit in the cyclone C hubs.
i personally havent tried it myself but am looking to try it out as well.
i personally havent tried it myself but am looking to try it out as well.
Last edited by BillyCaldwell; 03-25-2007 at 03:53 PM.