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Renegade) August 27th, 2007 14:34

I had a PDI 150% in my ICS, and it just hurt the mech so bad to the ears, hated it, put it in my TM SR, and also a rough, hard sound..

It is now in my spare parts drawer and I have a Systema M120 in her now, runs smooth and hard. I recomend it over ANY PDI..

DSFD506 August 27th, 2007 14:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skladfin (Post 526833)
I guess I'll go with Promethous M120 then?

Are you wanting high velocity, high rof, or best of both ?

CDN_Stalker August 27th, 2007 15:08

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Originally Posted by Skladfin (Post 526833)
I guess I'll go with Promethous M120 then?

I've installed a couple dozen Prometheus springs (100-120) and they are well worth the cash, easy to find, and easier to install in a mechbox. Plus the rate of fire is on the high side of decent.

Skladfin August 27th, 2007 20:22

All right, just made the decision. The parts list:

Prometheus M120SP Spring:
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=579

Systema Area 1000 Metal Spring guide without Bearings:
http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...pring%20Guides

Systema Silent Head Set for Gearbox Ver. 2
http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...%20Head%20Sets

These should be just right?

TokyoSeven August 27th, 2007 20:40

Do it. Do it now. Do it hard.

dontask August 27th, 2007 20:50

why get a spring guide without bearings?

Skladfin August 27th, 2007 20:56

Because I just read here that

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&ct=res...Rlqdsfau_ZPShA

His spring wouldn't compress enough for it to fire because both the bearing spring guide and bearing piston head was compressing it too much or something like that. Just trying to avoid any trouble =).

Going to order these soon then.

ILLusion August 28th, 2007 15:09

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Originally Posted by DSFD506 (Post 526692)
Would it not just be cheaper to get the Systema Complete mechbox with the M150 spring ?

Nope. Not by far.

Canadian retail prices:

$25 - Spring
$25 - Metal Bushings
$27 - Systema v2 Spring Guide
$65 - Systema Silent Head Set
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$142 - Total

versus:

$430 - Systema Complete Mechbox, M150


Quote:

Originally Posted by Skladfin (Post 526788)
By the way, someone at ASR said this:
"An 8.4v 1200mah WILL NOT WORK. You need a 9.6v, the higher to 4200mah the better. That 8.4v will NOT pull the spring."

This is untrue, correct?

It's mostly true... UNLESS you switch to a torque up gear set. A sub-C pack will crank it fine, but if you stick to standard torque gears, you risk stripping the initial 3-4 teeth of your piston faster in full-auto fire, as well as putting extra stress on your motor.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skladfin (Post 527083)
All right, just made the decision. The parts list:

Prometheus M120SP Spring:
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=579

Systema Area 1000 Metal Spring guide without Bearings:
http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...pring%20Guides

Systema Silent Head Set for Gearbox Ver. 2
http://www.wgcshop.com/pcart/shopper...%20Head%20Sets

These should be just right?

That Area 1000 metal spring guide you chose DOESN'T have bearings. It just has a nylon bushing. I would highly recommend the Systema bearing spring guide over the Area1000 version.


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Originally Posted by Skladfin (Post 527108)
Because I just read here that

http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&ct=res...Rlqdsfau_ZPShA

His spring wouldn't compress enough for it to fire because both the bearing spring guide and bearing piston head was compressing it too much or something like that. Just trying to avoid any trouble =).

Going to order these soon then.

His setup is messed up, then, because I've installed a bearing piston head (Systema silent head set) with springs of various brands (TONS of Prometheus springs) combined with a bearing spring guide and have NEVER had an issue. It may be a different story if you're using a stock Marui piston head, which has a nut that is about twice the thickness of a piston head's bearings.

Skladfin August 28th, 2007 15:33

hmm.

I see, I'll get the bearing Spring guide then.


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