rc-zombies

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convert to the new 18T pulleys and belts and you'll not need
a small spur and large pinions.

ROV

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rcarmchl

iTrader: (15)

Anybody looking for a BMI Carpet chasis????

Look here

slammin

iTrader: (88)

Hay guys I am looking for a good rug set up for a hara edition.I just got the car and I am planning on doing some carpart racing with it.And do you guys use the spool or oneway? Thanks

ROV

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For carpet i found a ball diff to be good, but a i like a spool as well if i feel agro.pullin left. there's a lot of differant drive style's and tracks out there.....
Hmm maybe try someone elses advice....does this help?

slammin

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Some help is better than none.I've been running 415 mre and a friend had this brand new Hara edition setting gather dust so we did so trading and me a purple car now.I plan on using 13.5 novak motor (with 13mm rotor) and rubber tires on the carpart,just woundering what changes i need to make.

Lazer Guy

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Is it sold yet ?????? If not I will take it.
You have a PM

2-Bad

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Hey Zomb... what's the part# and price of the sucka... struggling to find it on there website...

Turbonium

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anyone have the orginal Cyclone chassis and upperdeck they want to part with?

rcarmchl

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I noticed on RCMart that they have high traction arms for the cyclone, but no one else has these; they just have "arms". Are there actually 2 seperate part numbers or are the curent production "high traction"?

Turbonium

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i think they are the non-graphite arms as comes on the Cyclone "S"... the name is a little misleading, as they are regular black nylon arms, not the harder graphite material found on the Cyclone and Pro4 arms.

by "high traction", im thinking they prolly generate more traction by being softer material.

Marcos.J

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yes they will give you more grip!

ASM

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The high traction arms are much softer and work well in medium to low grip situations. Being that they flex more, they don't break too often either. They're very similar to the 20% arms Corally has.

I run them and prefer them being that I race outdoors all year.

Besercoe

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I recently put a set of these arms on, and was very impressed, it is a pity i only use this car for a toy clubbie car now. I wish i had tried them a year ago.

or anyone running rubbers on asphalt give them a crack.

ShaunMac

Tower Hobbies has these "high traction" arms in stock.

HPI High Traction Suspension Arm Set (2)