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Old 03-24-2015, 09:06 AM
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Here is Freddy's setup from DHI Cup 2015.
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Old 03-26-2015, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Hi-LowBlow
Hi John,

The mounting holes on the pro5 chassis are quite different from the TCXX's. We also offer following optional chassis as option parts.

2.0mm Aluminum Main Chassis
2.25mm Wide Carbon Chassis (92mm width)

Those two option chassis work really well especially on carpet. We normally use the kit std chassis for asphalt.

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I didn't see those on the website. Do you have part numbers?
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Originally Posted by theproffesor
I do like the concept though, but inevitability, there will be a standard amount of spacers set and very little deviation from that will ever occur.
A bit like when Schumacher had the same thing on the Mi3
Too much adjustment just allowed club racers to get 'lost' in setup.
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Originally Posted by John Wallace2
I didn't see those on the website. Do you have part numbers?
You can find all part numbers in the manual at page 32
hpiracing.com/en/instructions/114500

Had a first rollout on asphalt and the car was quite fast. I just changed to silver/silver HPI springs and played a little bit with the droop setting.

A 2.5 degrees block makes sense and should be the first option part for the Pro5.
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Hi All

As the car is becoming available and I have a chance to grab one at a bargain, I spent some time analyzing the instructions... I was desperately searching for the "revolutionary" aspect of the car, but the only non-mainstream thing I could find was the camber link mount system.

Also disappointed by both servo and motor mount designs... A bit anti-climactic if you ask me.

Am I missing something?

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Nope. You are seeing the same "revolutionary" design as the rest of us.
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Originally Posted by Lonestar
Hi All

As the car is becoming available and I have a chance to grab one at a bargain, I spent some time analyzing the instructions... I was desperately searching for the "revolutionary" aspect of the car, but the only non-mainstream thing I could find was the camber link mount system.

Also disappointed by both servo and motor mount designs... A bit anti-climactic if you ask me.

Am I missing something?

Cheers
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Nope. You are seeing the same "revolutionary" design as the rest of us.
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It's about as revolutionary as adding a '2' behind the title of a movie you're making a sequel for (i.e. Sharknado 2).

I guess that HPI/HB didn't like the name TCXXX, so they revived 'Pro 5' instead.
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Originally Posted by John Wallace2
I didn't see those on the website. Do you have part numbers?
Here are the part numbers

#114495 MAIN CHASSIS 2.0mm (ALUMINUM/85mm)
#114496 MAIN CHASSIS 2.25mm (CARBON FIBER/92mm)
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I would have loved to have missed something, actually... I have great memories of my first-gen cyclone years ago and was ready to maybe give the brand another go after years of xray and more recently yokomo... but that one I just don't feel connected with. I was hoping you guys would convince me. Curious to see what the commercial career of this car will be.



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Originally Posted by theclutch
Is it possible to use the battery mounting system of the old TCX onto the Pro5? I hate using battery tape or Velcro straps.
Anyone have any thoughts on this?
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Get some aluminum stand offs from tuning haus or yeah racing and make your on tabs out of some scrap carbon fiber or another hard material. I did that on my pro4 and they work great. Just measure the hight you will need for the stand offs.
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Originally Posted by theproffesor
Get some aluminum stand offs from tuning haus or yeah racing and make your on tabs out of some scrap carbon fiber or another hard material. I did that on my pro4 and they work great. Just measure the hight you will need for the stand offs.
I wouldn't bother remaking it. I'd just buy the TCX battery mounts. What i'm wondering is if there are existing holes in the Pro5 chassis that I could mount them to. I'd hate to drill new holes...
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There are holes near the battery slots however they are only 7mm start rather than 10mm apart like on the TCXX. Not sure how far they are on the TCX
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I work at a local hobby shop here in minnesota and my distributers are saying mid june till i can see a pro 5. how can they say releaced in march if no one can get one till june?
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