Would CA8-2 benifit from a bore-up kit?

[lokisama]

I've tried to research but coulden't find any info that I was pleased with. I'd like some expert advice.
What type and brand is recommended?

[Kos-Mos]

Depends on a LOT of things. What are the other upgrades you plan putting in? What purpose are you looking at? (Long shot sniping, Counter-sniper, Dedicated marksman)

You are being too vague. Any gun would benifit from an overbore kit, depending on the use and parts used with it (ok... maybe not a MP5K...)

[lokisama]

I don't plan to game anytime soon. But I do like to shoot semi and reducing the trigger lag[?] is something I want to do for it. I also want it to shoot efficiently and consistently as possible.

It has a madbull M120 with a systema POM piston head installed into it.
Also planning on putting in a Systema turbo motor with Mosfet + active braking system.

speaking of turbo motor would magnum be better for reduced trigger lag? I hear the turbo takes a bit of time to spin up to max rpm.

[CDN_Stalker]

From what I know a bore up kit is only required if you plan to put a REALLY freaking long barrel in the gun, like a 650mm or something.

[LyquidFyre]

With my experience, consistency with your shots is really dependent on how good your seals are. The seal between the nozzle and loading chamber, the cylinder head and the cylinder, the piston head and the chamber etc. If you get random air leaks then your fps will fluctuate and at times that diff of +/- 15fps will change the trajectory of your shot.

Ohh and the consistency of your spring is also a concern. If it doesn't decompress the same way every time then your fps will vary as well.

[Skruface]

Bore Up kits are meant for M130 springs or stronger. Unless you're going for more than 450 fps, a) you don't need it and b) it won't work right anyways.

[lokisama]

Thanks for the kind info. Some sites claim bore up kits provide +30fps once installed. I could have wasted my money. It was a good idea to consult local pros.