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Hey everyone I'm about to get a used TM M16 all upgraded, its currently shooting 8-9 bps which is all too low for me. I would like to get it up to 15+ nothing higher than 20 bps. I was thinking I should get a matrix turbo motor, do you guys recommend anything as good or better and under $60?
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Airsoftguy238
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TM M16 ROF/Motor Upgrade
Airsoftguy238- Posts : 1423
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What kind of spring does it have in it?
G&G makes some excellent motors, and I'll need to know what king of spring it's got to tell you which one would work best.
G&G makes some excellent motors, and I'll need to know what king of spring it's got to tell you which one would work best.
UBCS Gibbs- Posts : 192
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8-9 rps? That means something is wrong, unless you are pulling a friggen m140 or higher.
I am still trying to sell my turbo motor for $60...
I am still trying to sell my turbo motor for $60...
Airsoftguy238- Posts : 1423
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It's got a m120 and a marui eg700 and alumninum piston
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Get a G&P M120. EG700's are pretty bad for hightorque. But the EG1000 is pretty nice.Airsoftguy238 wrote:It's got a m120 and a marui eg700 and alumninum piston
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Admin wrote:Get a G&P M120. EG700's are pretty bad for hightorque. But the EG1000 is pretty nice.Airsoftguy238 wrote:It's got a m120 and a marui eg700 and alumninum piston
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Are the G&P 120 motors good, I have heard bad stuff about them.
|337- Posts : 880
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pinions are a tad soft though
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The only bad things I've heard about G&P M120's are when people try to use them as hightorque motors, which they are not.
|337- Posts : 880
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Mine struggled to pull an m120 but it is pulling a ss'd m110 now and is doing better
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|337 wrote:Mine struggled to pull an m120 but it is pulling a ss'd m110 now and is doing better
Yeah I was reading last night and they sounds like crap, I would stick with either the Matrix or Systema Turbo motors.
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#CW!!ZERO wrote:I would stick with either the Matrix or Systema Turbo motors.
Ditto that . . . the Matrix is great for the $$ . . . your rate of fire sounds REALLY low even for that setup . . . sounds like you are still running 8.4v?? If so, try throwing a high discharge rate 9.6v on it . . . cheaper and ususally better bang-for-the-buck speed change than a new motor.
UBCS Gibbs- Posts : 192
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+1 to systema motors. They are the best non-stock motors that I have used.
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UBCS Gibbs wrote:+1 to systema motors. They are the best non-stock motors that I have used.
But you have to fix the shorting out problem or it will come back to bite you over time.