Hot Bodies Cyclone
#4426
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by protc3
ok guys,here is what i have so far for the cyclone carpet kit.the chassis and top deck are 3mm.the chassis is pocketed down to 2mm under bulkheads,arm mounts,servo,layshaft and motor mounts,and steering rack.i made it to allow for a 3mm longer wheelbase over the stock chassis.it is still not complete because there will be more parts to it.here is a pic of what i have right now.
#4427
Tech Fanatic
Originally Posted by kid TT-01
im having trouble putting the steering coloum back togeher, i cant get the nut thingy to screw past the spring. Please help.
#4428
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Originally Posted by protc3
ok guys,here is what i have so far for the cyclone carpet kit.the chassis and top deck are 3mm.the chassis is pocketed down to 2mm under bulkheads,arm mounts,servo,layshaft and motor mounts,and steering rack.i made it to allow for a 3mm longer wheelbase over the stock chassis.it is still not complete because there will be more parts to it.here is a pic of what i have right now.
#4429
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Originally Posted by protc3
ok guys,here is what i have so far for the cyclone carpet kit.the chassis and top deck are 3mm.the chassis is pocketed down to 2mm under bulkheads,arm mounts,servo,layshaft and motor mounts,and steering rack.i made it to allow for a 3mm longer wheelbase over the stock chassis.it is still not complete because there will be more parts to it.here is a pic of what i have right now.
#4430
Tech Lord
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Originally Posted by Guo Chean
nice chassis but why dun do the top deck like T2 we can put some post to make it more stiffer
i was going to do that but the front of the car doesnt allow for that due to the servo placement.i will be adding a center brace that will stiffen it a bit more
#4431
Originally Posted by protc3
ok guys,here is what i have so far for the cyclone carpet kit.the chassis and top deck are 3mm.the chassis is pocketed down to 2mm under bulkheads,arm mounts,servo,layshaft and motor mounts,and steering rack.i made it to allow for a 3mm longer wheelbase over the stock chassis.it is still not complete because there will be more parts to it.here is a pic of what i have right now.
#4434
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Originally Posted by floodo1
why is the upperdeck different in the front?
#4436
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the cyclone spool will have an aluminum body with hardened steel outdrives that are machined for minimal weight.the outdrives are replaceable but honestly can say that they are bullitproof.these outdrives allow for use without blades and will not wear out.i am estimating the price to be about 50 bucks.i will post some pics of the completed spool very soon.we are just finishing the tests.all looks very good
#4437
Originally Posted by protc3
i wanted to change it for rigidity.it is a very stout set up.i will look into the wide bracing again.it seemed a little tight to do but i will take another stab at it.i just want to make sure it doesnt get too cluttered looking.
#4439
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Originally Posted by protc3
the cyclone spool will have an aluminum body with hardened steel outdrives that are machined for minimal weight.the outdrives are replaceable but honestly can say that they are bullitproof.these outdrives allow for use without blades and will not wear out.i am estimating the price to be about 50 bucks.i will post some pics of the completed spool very soon.we are just finishing the tests.all looks very good
#4440
Tech Lord
iTrader: (13)
Originally Posted by KilRuf
I don't think the upper deck needs standoffs. Just a good solid thick lower deck and a nice thick solid upper deck with very very few cutouts will do. Just make it as wide as you can without servo arm hitting it. Also thicking up the rear upper deck. Instead of a huge cutout on the right side, bring the graphite all the way in to center close to the belt and add a standoff there for more support. Then you'll have a small belt slit down the upper deck. This would allow for more standoffs down center.
as for the spool,just give a buzz at the shop at 352-544-0463 and my wife can help you.she is the one who answers the phone(the real boss)
she can put you down for a spool