| Forum Home > General Discussion > quick question | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Member Posts: 311 |
this may be a liitle stupid, but i was looking to upgrade my new version ares m4, and my echo 1 mp5, and i was looking but couldnt find what mm the gearbox was does anybody know or could you tell me how to find out, also i wanted to get new shims, and bushings... idk if i should get bushings or ball bearings, im gonna be running around 330 fps for the mp5 and around 400 for the m4. thanks | |
|
-- chech out my sales thread
| ||
|
Member Posts: 311 |
also does anyone know where to get sorbothane pads for each of those | |
|
-- chech out my sales thread
| ||
|
Member Posts: 60 |
Okay this is what i do. i take a 6mm bb and put it through the shim hole. if it fits with no gap then its a 6mm. if its a bit loose then its a 7mm and if its really loose it could be a 8+. you can also use a mm part on a ruler. Also sorbothane pads drop ur fps and can cause pre-engagment in certain setups. just a heads up. and most piston heads are interchangeable with diffrent versons. | |
| ||
|
Member Posts: 311 |
alright thanks for the help | |
|
-- chech out my sales thread
| ||
|
Moderator Posts: 139 |
Sorbothane pads will not significantly drop your fps in any way (maybe by like 5 at the MAX). Having your angle of engagement corrected by sorbothane padding is ideal and will PREVENT pre-engagement. Correcting your shimming may be ideal, as new shims will not change anything. Ball bearings are ideal for high speed setups and extremely smooth movement of gears. I suggest bushings for the m4 | |
| ||
|
Member Posts: 60 |
:/ i take back what i said about the sorbothane pads. i did more research and they can help AOE and prevent gearbox fracture and only drop fps by a drop. It also it turns out i need them to fire at 40 rps... As well as my gun being way to loud for private property use | |
| ||