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    Post  Bulldog94 05.12.09 23:12

    Hey I was just going through my garage and found the manual for my TM M4... as i examined the front cover I found a note and it said EG1000 Hi-Torque Motor. Does anyone know about that motor. Is it any good? If anyone has any knowlege about this motor please let me know..


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    Post  Airsoftguy238 05.12.09 23:13

    its a decent motor it is what come stock in new maruis
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    Post  Admin 06.12.09 1:49

    Yeah, it's a great motor. It gives an excellent rate of fire, but it tops out around an M120-M130. Anything higher and your ROF drops big time.
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    Post  xplodingbunnys 06.12.09 1:59

    You don't have a TM
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    Post  navyseal1000 06.12.09 2:48

    They are alright motors, works pretty good in my upgraded M4. I have the Guarder 120 full tune up kit in it plus a 7.4 Lipo and it does great with the stock motor. But I still would recommend upgrading it to get better results because it gets super hot in hot weather after a little bit and I think I might be pushing the motor over its limits, so thats why I would upgrade to a stronger motor.


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    Post  Airsoftguy238 06.12.09 12:49

    xplodingbunnys wrote:You don't have a TM
    Its an airsoft extreme custom thing it says tm on motor plate and in the manual
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    Post  xplodingbunnys 06.12.09 13:03

    Airsoftguy238 wrote:
    xplodingbunnys wrote:You don't have a TM
    Its an airsoft extreme custom thing it says tm on motor plate and in the manual

    Awww I gotcha
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    Post  Rhino 27.08.10 14:23

    Jessica2 wrote:well upgrading the spring would make it go faster. upgrading the motor might help the sound im not really sure but if you want higher rate of fire upgrade the motor and battery. also a tightbore barrel will make the accuracy better.

    Might wanna read the date! this post is almost a year old!
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    Post  Blaze 27.08.10 16:56

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