A tutorial using the exact joystick replacement I bought (plus the OTTO stuff) along with the exact arcade stick I'm trying to work on. Bless you endlessly, my friend~
@@RequiemOfSoloit just feels better overall. Hayabusa feels kinda hollow. Hard to describe. Sanwa feels higher quality. And for me the sanwa feels lighter and easier to move. Hayabusa needs more force.
So, did it along with this video. Ran into a lil snag. The Sanwa jlf I has was prolly a clone cause of a few issues: 1) the square gate WOULD NOT come off. I ended up using wire cutters to cut em off. 2) where the prongs are for the joystick, there was a plastic piece beneath it, sheilding access to me plugging the stick in. Used a razor to cut that one. 3) the octogate was HARD to put on. Had to use a wrench and bang it a few times til it snapped in place. That thing is in there for good. No lie. Today is when I learned that Sanwa stuff inside the Madcatz SE sticks are clones. Anyway, despite these mishaps, I was able to put the stick on with your help. Thank you.
Hey Mr.Sujano i have a quick question hopefully you can give a super quick answer. i have the sanwa jlf with 5 pin connect (looks similar to yours) im trying to connect the 5pin cable connector to the 5 pins of the joystick but it feels like it stops half way and im worried to put any more pressure. Wanted to ask did you have to use force to connect the pin connectors? I'm just worried that its stopping half way cause something i dont know. If you can help with any insight that would be amazing!
The screw holes in RAP4 mounting bracket 2:20 don't seem to be threaded. How does the whole JLF stay securely fasten to the cover plate by the four screws 3:17 without using glue, or having four bolt nuts beneath RAP4 mounting bracket to hold the screws? Just curious Thanks
Thanks for the informative video. I've wanted to replace the stock Hayabusa stick with Sanwa in my HRAP4 for a while. With Street Fighter 6 mania in full swing, I feel now's the time. I have a question. I put Sanwa OBSF-30 push buttons in the same arcade stick in February of 2018. They are still fully functional. Should I look into replacing the buttons too? Or, should I wait until the buttons stop functioning? I have buttons on-hand and can replace them at my discretion. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thank you!
In a nutshell, yes. The difference between the RAP 4 Kai and the RAP N (Soul Calibur VI included) is you can remove the top panel without issues (and without damaging the warranty sticker).
I play a lot of Tekken, I have the Hori Rap 4 Hayabusa, stick is too loose. What joystick do you recommend? I heard someone said a Sanwa JLF Joystick with a 2lb spring. How do you make Sanwa Joysticks stiffer? Because I don't want to buy a Korean lever.
@@紫色冰淇淋-q5z Try amazon I have seen a good few levers and button replacements their!! Ive played over 500 hours of street fighter on my hayabusa and it is still going good! But i Would like to tighten the lever a bit as its slightly looser than it was at the start I think.
Honestly the Obsidian feels like a higher quality stick than the RAP4. The Hori is less expensive and lighter, but either one is an amazing pick. Two of the best sticks on the market.
Idk why is the hayabusa stick so trash. Just 1 day of wavedashing in tekken 7. Theres a problem when i hold the stick forward it feels like a part(spring?) became loose then when i release it goes back to its place.
Are you sure? I've seen a video by JoystickNY that showed the opposite when looking inside the levers at the actuator and microswitches. Sanwa had less room between the actuator and microswitches
A tutorial using the exact joystick replacement I bought (plus the OTTO stuff) along with the exact arcade stick I'm trying to work on. Bless you endlessly, my friend~
I watch your channel regularly and bought a stick and found this video today
Thanks!
Thank you! Made the switch, and man does the Sanwa lever feel so much better than the stock one included with the Rap4
Better in what ways? I'm just curious as I'm looking to try a Sanwa too!
@@RequiemOfSoloit just feels better overall. Hayabusa feels kinda hollow. Hard to describe. Sanwa feels higher quality. And for me the sanwa feels lighter and easier to move. Hayabusa needs more force.
So, did it along with this video. Ran into a lil snag. The Sanwa jlf I has was prolly a clone cause of a few issues:
1) the square gate WOULD NOT come off. I ended up using wire cutters to cut em off.
2) where the prongs are for the joystick, there was a plastic piece beneath it, sheilding access to me plugging the stick in. Used a razor to cut that one.
3) the octogate was HARD to put on. Had to use a wrench and bang it a few times til it snapped in place. That thing is in there for good. No lie.
Today is when I learned that Sanwa stuff inside the Madcatz SE sticks are clones.
Anyway, despite these mishaps, I was able to put the stick on with your help. Thank you.
How do I disconnect the wiring? It seems fragile and on mine it’s kinda hard to pull off. I don’t wanna break it
I thought i read somewhere that the sanwa jlf wouldn't fit and didn't bother for years. About to go switch out joysticks right now
Thank you, excellent video.
How you get a custom made ball handle where you take it apart without unscrewing it?
Hey Mr.Sujano i have a quick question hopefully you can give a super quick answer. i have the sanwa jlf with 5 pin connect (looks similar to yours) im trying to connect the 5pin cable connector to the 5 pins of the joystick but it feels like it stops half way and im worried to put any more pressure. Wanted to ask did you have to use force to connect the pin connectors? I'm just worried that its stopping half way cause something i dont know. If you can help with any insight that would be amazing!
The screw holes in RAP4 mounting bracket 2:20 don't seem to be threaded.
How does the whole JLF stay securely fasten to the cover plate by the four screws 3:17 without using glue, or having four bolt nuts beneath RAP4 mounting bracket to hold the screws?
Just curious
Thanks
What's that lever called? it looks alot better then the removable one with the thread, I feel like the threads would fail after a while.
any idea where I can find the door for the white rap 4?
Will this work for mine? Cause I have a Xbox one/360/PV version of this fightstick.
Anyhow: any tips for cleaning the botton of the controlle? Mine got smelling of mold on the anti-slip part :s
What kind of metal stick is that ? The one u can retract ? The name of it ?
I found that in Hayabusa, after the lever micro switch clicks, the actuator still has a distance to hit the gate. Is it Sanwa the same?
yes the same
Thanks for the informative video. I've wanted to replace the stock Hayabusa stick with Sanwa in my HRAP4 for a while. With Street Fighter 6 mania in full swing, I feel now's the time. I have a question. I put Sanwa OBSF-30 push buttons in the same arcade stick in February of 2018. They are still fully functional. Should I look into replacing the buttons too? Or, should I wait until the buttons stop functioning? I have buttons on-hand and can replace them at my discretion. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thank you!
The buttons will hopefully still be good, but you could always pop the caps off the buttons to clean them
Thanks brother 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey are the steps the same on all Hori sticks particularly speaking the R.A.P. N Soul Calibur VI Edition?
In a nutshell, yes. The difference between the RAP 4 Kai and the RAP N (Soul Calibur VI included) is you can remove the top panel without issues (and without damaging the warranty sticker).
I play a lot of Tekken, I have the Hori Rap 4 Hayabusa, stick is too loose. What joystick do you recommend? I heard someone said a Sanwa JLF Joystick with a 2lb spring. How do you make Sanwa Joysticks stiffer? Because I don't want to buy a Korean lever.
semitsu are the stiffest if you wanna look at those
thanks, wanted to finish making a quiet setup for late night sessions and your tips were very helpful
Thank you, it was really helpful
Will this allow me to play Real Bout Fatal Fury properly? My Hayabusa for Switch drops inputs like crazy.
Neo-Geo fighting games are better with the Seimitsu LS-32, LS-40, or LS-56...
@@RedRanger2001 LS-40 ended being the one for me.
Can I also use this video as a instruction for the Hori Real Arcade Pro V Hayabusa for Nintendo Switch?
hey Wenjie that's what i'm here too find out also Did you have any luck.?
big ianog not yet. Its very hard to get the sanwa part here in europe
@@紫色冰淇淋-q5z Try amazon I have seen a good few levers and button replacements their!! Ive played over 500 hours of street fighter on my hayabusa and it is still going good! But i Would like to tighten the lever a bit as its slightly looser than it was at the start I think.
For tekken 7 do you think the rap 4 is better than quanbas obsidian?!
Honestly the Obsidian feels like a higher quality stick than the RAP4. The Hori is less expensive and lighter, but either one is an amazing pick. Two of the best sticks on the market.
Idk why is the hayabusa stick so trash. Just 1 day of wavedashing in tekken 7. Theres a problem when i hold the stick forward it feels like a part(spring?) became loose then when i release it goes back to its place.
The Hayabusa parts suck. The Hayabusa buttons are oversensitive and springy and the Hayabusa lever is extremely loose.
The difference between the Hori Hayabusa and Sanwa JLF is that the Hori Hayabusa has shorter engage...
Are you sure? I've seen a video by JoystickNY that showed the opposite when looking inside the levers at the actuator and microswitches. Sanwa had less room between the actuator and microswitches
Hayabusa > JLF
Why do you say that?
@@RequiemOfSolo personal preference, I suppose.
JLF's always seem to miss for me, yet the Hayabusa feels great.