I'm glad you liked it. I agree it's always a little worrying that something could break. That's why I normally say to try a replica first and if it's working for your playstyle then leave upgrades till something breaks. These upgrades in this video shouldn't break anything but as with all upgrades, the potential is there.
Good video. I wpuld just say maybe link the videos that are "further explanations and instructions" into the description. Ie like the installing a new hop rubber....pop a link to that video above. Will help people find them easier. But as always mate, good video. Keep it up man and get well soon!
Thanks a lot, I am really glad you enjoyed the video. I completely agree with your points and regret not putting links to those videos in the description. I will ensure that's the case moving forward. Again I really appreciate it and thanks, hopefully I will be back in game soon.
A decent upgrade would be an aftermarket motor. An affordable option would be rocket or shs. Otherwise there are a number of decent motors available. Any torque motor would be a decent upgrade.
Hi. I'm a big fan of the rocket or shs torque motors if your looking for an affordable option. I would normally get those from Bullseye Country sport. These motors have never let me down and they are a good price. Hope this helps.
Great video very helpful like me as a newbie, Question i have a E&C EC 854 is it possible for me if i change to an M135 spring even if it runs on all stock internals in the gearbox? Thank you…🙏
Thanks, I'm glad you found the video helpful. I haven't worked on that specific replica before but generally I would say that an m135 is quite a heavy spring for an aeg. Of course this depends what fps your looking to achieve and indeed what your sites limits are. I generally wouldn't go that high in my builds as my site limit is about 350 fps for full auto. For dmr then maybe. If your looking for higher power and consistency then airseal is usually the best upgrade path. As to whether a standard rifle will take it, it's a mixed answer. Just remember that the stronger the spring then the more strain is placed on the motor and thus the electrical system if its not up to the load being applied. It will put more strain on the gearbox shell and gears. So overall, yes, you could do it but it could result in more rapid failure than a weaker spring or it may need supporting upgrades to be effective. I hope this helps.
No problem. I hope it's performing well for you. If it is then it might be best to wait till you have to open it up for repairs before making upgrades.
excellent video again,i think its taking that first step is the tricky bit,in case you damage gun
I'm glad you liked it. I agree it's always a little worrying that something could break. That's why I normally say to try a replica first and if it's working for your playstyle then leave upgrades till something breaks. These upgrades in this video shouldn't break anything but as with all upgrades, the potential is there.
Good video. I wpuld just say maybe link the videos that are "further explanations and instructions" into the description. Ie like the installing a new hop rubber....pop a link to that video above. Will help people find them easier. But as always mate, good video. Keep it up man and get well soon!
Thanks a lot, I am really glad you enjoyed the video. I completely agree with your points and regret not putting links to those videos in the description. I will ensure that's the case moving forward. Again I really appreciate it and thanks, hopefully I will be back in game soon.
I’m thinking of installing a the 19k motor from the lancer gen 3 AEGS into a cybergun scar l (oem Cyma) would that be an upgrade
A decent upgrade would be an aftermarket motor. An affordable option would be rocket or shs. Otherwise there are a number of decent motors available. Any torque motor would be a decent upgrade.
I'm looking for a new motor for my M15A4 carbine..what do you suggest? And we're is best place to buy..im in uk
Hi. I'm a big fan of the rocket or shs torque motors if your looking for an affordable option. I would normally get those from Bullseye Country sport.
These motors have never let me down and they are a good price.
Hope this helps.
Great video very helpful like me as a newbie,
Question i have a E&C EC 854 is it possible for me if i change to an M135 spring even if it runs on all stock internals in the gearbox? Thank you…🙏
Thanks, I'm glad you found the video helpful.
I haven't worked on that specific replica before but generally I would say that an m135 is quite a heavy spring for an aeg. Of course this depends what fps your looking to achieve and indeed what your sites limits are. I generally wouldn't go that high in my builds as my site limit is about 350 fps for full auto. For dmr then maybe. If your looking for higher power and consistency then airseal is usually the best upgrade path.
As to whether a standard rifle will take it, it's a mixed answer. Just remember that the stronger the spring then the more strain is placed on the motor and thus the electrical system if its not up to the load being applied. It will put more strain on the gearbox shell and gears. So overall, yes, you could do it but it could result in more rapid failure than a weaker spring or it may need supporting upgrades to be effective.
I hope this helps.
@@rockbottomairsoft thank you so much this helps me a lot ill probably stick to the stock ill just let it be as it is thanks🙏🙏🙏
No problem. I hope it's performing well for you. If it is then it might be best to wait till you have to open it up for repairs before making upgrades.
@@rockbottomairsoft thank you for all the infos helps a lot...