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  1. Ordered a gearworks/macaron from the site recently for the MP5 and while it was working great the nub wasn't playing nice [because MP5 hop units are a pain in the ass] and I ended up cutting it to fit on the gameday and it ended up all pissed (was on the bench outside before playing so it wasn't the best job 😅), is there a slightly less wide nub you'd reccomend or would it be a good idea to just order a fresh gearworks/XT nub and actually cut it straight? Cheers

    1. ak2m4

      ak2m4

      How wide is the hop chamber slot for the nub?  Omega nubs are only 4mm wide so not much to play with, any smaller and it might affect how the thing actually works.  I don't think cutting nubs is a good way to reduce the size also, your better off sanding down I think with some fine grit paper, taking a little off each side very slowly.  

      If you do you order another one up I'll drop in a spare factory 2nd one I have so you can practise your sanding 🙂

    2. pyromancer6

      pyromancer6

      Planning on doing a order of a few bits for delving inside one of the pews because a jam's knackered the airseal stuff inside so I'll let you know - heart of gold you've got by the way haha, appreciate it

  2. What brand motor? Oh I got the impression you were getting the blue stuff from the new motor
  3. Is this your 1st viewing of tour of duty? I think they changed some of the music on the box set.
  4. Oh my days 😁 you and your length obsession lol Is the spring you fitted one you purchased from me? If so you just grab the power just down from it. I'm away at the moment but can sort something out soon for you.
  5. It's a number of variables, length yes but most important being number of coils and thickness of wire. And as @Sewdhull says it's the N force in the 60mm or so in the cylinder. Every gearbox is slightly different so you'll get some variation. 1.3mm vs 1.4mm thickness makes quite a difference. Also quality of wire. I went through 5 Chinese companies before realising they their grade of steel wasn't good enough and in the end switched to Japanese steel. Quite a long, painful and expensive process! I've had my tester M110 spring now for 4 years, must be 500,000 through it so maybe I'll do a video on it soon and compare it to the new ones. For some customers who are unsure what spring to buy I've been sending out my tester M100 spring, along with their order. That way they can benchmark with the M100 and then either keep or return. Just saves a few pennies for anyone strapped at the moment.
  6. Looks to me like you've fitted a 3mm wide bearing under the selector plate but a 2.5mm on the bevel gear. Ideally you need 2.5mm bearings. You can fit 3mm, in fact EZO (3x8x3) get their extra strength from being 0.5mm wide. EZO do 2.5mm wide but the set I tested exploded. Can you measure them?
  7. As @Lozart mentioned, I think your CORE model has a 460mm inner barrel as standard, presuming a full cylinder? (you'll need to check). If you move to something around 360mm then something like a 4/5 cylinder would be better. I just received a new stock of Outer Barrel parts, not sure how much the Laylax set is?
  8. @EDcase The lettering on the CYMA Thompson looks amazing, am I right in thinking there was no need to paint? They look quite deep.
  9. @Tactical Pith Helmet gas only days at the Mall were simply the best...
  10. they're pretty decent for the price. Wish I could get hold of them easily though. CYMA are just super difficult to deal with for various reasons. @Ben Savage ZCI is decent, give another one a go and let us know how you get on. I'm started to list the widths (guide rail to guide rail) of all pistons now in the descriptions. Hopefully it helps a few people out.
  11. Ahhh right must be their super budget range, CYMA really do squeeze out every cent. How much did you pay? Saw these for under £90 a while back. If it is the piston, might be worth picking up a CYMA piston, they're only around £8 I think. Only downside is they are 15 tooth as standard so you'll need to shave down if you want to do any AOE correction.
  12. CYMA make pretty decent pistons, did the stock one have a full metal rack?
  13. what one did you buy in the end? did you get some gauge blocks with it
  14. there's a few here from SE London, which part? I spend some time in Sidcup and I believe Colin is not too far.
  15. Yes I've got some arriving hopefully in a couple of weeks. I did have some 22tpa on a boat coming from China but the ship go round the long way 😞
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