8mm cross bushings in 516 are "slightly" different to 621 (and "revised" blue plastic 5xx series) The idea is that you fill the X up with grease and in use, it warms & cascades onto gear axles (of course a smear onto gears/teeth/axles anyway) I presume you got a spare new o-ring & perhaps 7 wraps of ptfe on loose white cylinder head however with improved seals the gun might be a bit hot as the std Cyma piston o-ring is a little meeehhhhh and the white/blue cylinder head is still loose as fuck and you have a clear tappet plate (hard & brittle) compared to better blue polymer tappet (still bespoke tappet with cut outs & SHS red nozzle is a loose wobbly fit on tappet - so kinda stuck with Cyma nozzle) Now you could improve seals (o-ring/ptfe) but you may be firing over 350fps once sorted if you are shooting say 390fps them see if you have a M3 bolt & hopefully nylon lock nut then remove alloy spacer in piston which reduces spring tension which in turn should see fps go down about 45rps & rof increase about 2 rounds per second (might be a smidge more but reckon 2rps aprox) Shimming on Cyma's is not THAT bad so hope you kept the old shims & noted them There "might" be a bit extra play in gears BUT don't go nutz trying to eliminate it completely as shimming too close/tight is a common mistake at best you might only be adding say 0.1mm to each gear DO NOT WORRY ABOUT BEVEL - likely leave it as it was it should be say 0.3mm on top of bevel and leave it underneath bevel (pinion in place will prevent it sliding over anyway) the spur will likely have say 0.2mm below it and what ever is needed to take up slack on top sector will have a whisker more below - say 0.25mm and whatever needed on top (likely around 0.25mm again, so sector is roughly centred in box) spin test blah x 3 so it rolls nicely (if bushings are dry add drop oil on axles to lessen squeaky dry bushing/axles shrill on spin test bushings loaded with grease don't spin well when testing) lay box so selector plate is facing up lift sector up and watch spur's axle if spur's axle moves when lifting sector's slight play then they are shimmed a little too closely with extra play in those 2 gears basically the slapped together shimming at sweat shop isn't THAT far out (honest) so keep bevel as it was and if excess play on other two gears then look to take up some of slack perhaps try not to use massive outer diameter shims on top of sector (very large diameter shims can run a tiny tiny slight risk of catching on tappet fin) & below bevel (very large shims can impede the bevel to spur meshing of teeth as they meet/mesh in use) anywhere else use whatever shims work (just those two points very big diameter shims should be avoided if possible, if you have OCD) if you bought SHS shims then the hex shims are 0.1mm and the silver / copper ones should be about 0.2 & 0.3 (something like that, but hex = 0.1mm there abouts)
is that with new seals or as it was ??? coz if you improved the meeehhh seals I'd be quite suprised if it still shoots at old fps and the Cyma seals are not great tbh the head is still loose & compression quite poor
only had to add one shim to it bud yeah shes firing just under the limit now didnt on the 516 actualy managed to get a gd air seal on the standard seal was generaly just opening her up give her a clean and see what was causing the noise
That's alright then... I'll assume that whoever downgraded the spring from std 390fps China spec for US market checked the seals at same time when changed spring 13rps is pretty decent - is that with deans yet ???
nah that wasnt the actual fire rate bud that was just how many single shots i took rps has went up .4 lol not yet ordering deans on tuesday View attachment 68337