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Hey everyone I've got an upgraded g36c with a new piston and with an 8.4v battery it shoots about 19-20 rounds per second, I really wanna put a lipo in there but I dont want my gun to internally blow up any suggestions if it can handle it?
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Lipo internal shredding?
Airsoftguy238- Posts : 1423
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THEMANatwar- Posts : 128
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kinda read my post. Internals I have a G36c too and the post might help you maybe not.
Lone Wolf- Posts : 756
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First off what brand of G36C do you have?
First off I reccomend better wiring 16 - 18 AWG 'wet noodle' wire works the best.
First off I reccomend better wiring 16 - 18 AWG 'wet noodle' wire works the best.
|337- Posts : 880
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Probably atleast a mosfet
#CW!!ZERO- Posts : 1268
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Well what is your new piston, if its a new plastic piston, it will not last long, it is best to have a full metal rack for the teeth, but a mosfet is not necessary at all, wire is not necessary either but it is nice.
sniper2525- Posts : 1036
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make sure u have ur gun shimmed correctly too... Or u will strip your gears, and like zero said a plastic piston will not last long at all
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Even polycarbonate could strip rather easily, especially if you've got a high discharge rate.sniper2525 wrote:make sure u have ur gun shimmed correctly too... Or u will strip your gears, and like zero said a plastic piston will not last long at all
Airsoftguy238- Posts : 1423
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Poly carb piston whats the best kind I can get
|337- Posts : 880
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Prometheus pistons are great, heard good things about G&P polyacetel also. If all else fails get a systema supercore
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I wouldnt get a polycarb piston
Rhino- Posts : 1580
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|337 wrote:If all else fails get a systema supercore
Systema makes No such Piston
It's not made by systema, its made by System.
#CW!!ZERO- Posts : 1268
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Haha, nice, but this is what the SYSTEM Supercore looks like.
Rhino- Posts : 1580
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Its nice but it can be broken also.. There is no perfect option.
#CW!!ZERO- Posts : 1268
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Rhino wrote:Its nice but it can be broken also.. There is no perfect option.
Yeah, but there will be one day...maybe
Rhino- Posts : 1580
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Im getting ready to put a supercore in the CA M4 that shreds all other pistons, Im gonna see if it can hold up.... The gun has destroyed 2 deepfire titanium pistons, 1 JBU aluminum, 1 ultra piston, 1 HJFB aluminum, 1 CA piston 
So we will see how the super core does... I have been using them for sometime now but I dont use them often since they expensive....
So we will see how the super core does... I have been using them for sometime now but I dont use them often since they expensive....
#CW!!ZERO- Posts : 1268
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Well dang, I might try one and see if it can handle my Rof with just the chromoly gears and the turbo and a mosfet.
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