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Old January 14th, 2010, 16:05   #1
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systema turbo motor on g36

HI Guy

I want to know what i need to change in my gearbox if i put a systema turbo motor??? I have a Tm g36 gear box version 3 .And if i change the motor i will have a better rate of fire ???????

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Old January 14th, 2010, 18:24   #2
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HI Guy

I want to know what i need to change in my gearbox if i put a systema turbo motor??? I have a Tm g36 gear box version 3
You will need metal bushings for sure. I'd also install a sector chip to ensure reliable high-speed feeding. I'd also buy a spare piston, as your piston will wear out sooner or later.

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Old January 14th, 2010, 23:13   #3
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You will need metal bushings for sure. I'd also install a sector chip to ensure reliable high-speed feeding. I'd also buy a spare piston, as your piston will wear out sooner or later.



For the sector chip i see in google a picture but i dont find on ehobbyasia this sector chip ??????? For the metal bushing it sure i will replace and for the piston to.
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Old January 14th, 2010, 23:24   #4
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For the sector chip i see in google a picture but i dont find on ehobbyasia this sector chip ??????? For the metal bushing it sure i will replace and for the piston to.
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Old January 14th, 2010, 23:35   #5
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Thank i always forgot to go on airsoftparts.ca lol


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Old January 15th, 2010, 00:33   #6
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You will need metal bushings for sure. I'd also install a sector chip to ensure reliable high-speed feeding. I'd also buy a spare piston, as your piston will wear out sooner or later.

I forgot to ask you for the piston i have already change my cylinder because i have a 494 mm inner barrel and my question is not all piston will work or it doesn't matter ?????

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Old January 15th, 2010, 09:30   #7
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Just about any piston will work. There are a couple of pistons with oddball sizes (like those for some SR-25's), but any piston for a version 2/3 mechbox should be fine.
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Just about any piston will work. There are a couple of pistons with oddball sizes (like those for some SR-25's), but any piston for a version 2/3 mechbox should be fine.

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