ImTriggerHappy
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Not all v3s have a cage and it doesn't matter what version box I still do it the same. If I am out I will hear it soon as I pull the trigger and thats half the fun.
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Sitting Duck
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True - SIG's don't have a cage - my bad I keep forgetting about those
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You know when something is staring you in the face?
30k motor, 13:1 gears, M100, 19A
40k motor, 18:1 gears, M110, 18.7A
Whigh means the set up with the beat up Lonex A1 motor and the higher gear speeds is 20% more efficient than the new ASG 30k pushing gears at lower speeds. Which means there is at least another 4 rps hiding in there that needs setting free. Time for a reshim...
30k motor, 13:1 gears, M100, 19A
40k motor, 18:1 gears, M110, 18.7A
Whigh means the set up with the beat up Lonex A1 motor and the higher gear speeds is 20% more efficient than the new ASG 30k pushing gears at lower speeds. Which means there is at least another 4 rps hiding in there that needs setting free. Time for a reshim...
Sitting Duck
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snip snap - i waffle wayyyyyy too much
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Just seen this as an example of a Swiss cheesed piston for a DSG from a well respected 'tech' on another forum...
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I could weep... I actually find that unpleasant to look at.
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I could weep... I actually find that unpleasant to look at.
Sitting Duck
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Think somebody got way carried away and still think they are pushing their luck
I know some go nutz but I prefer not to touch the rails and so far haven't swissed underneath
on a DSG maybe 3 or 4 holes modestly but I'd certainly stay away from swiss underneath near pick up
(maybe swiss say 60% but leave the max strength near pick up)
The problem is after going nutz drilling holes n crap is just more "cleaning up" de-burr & tidy up the whispy bits inside
keep thinking was it really f*cking worth them tiny f*cking holes in between the rails ???
He has gone for a Siegetek 9 tooth DSG too = $60 on just one gear
seriously going for it - yikes
I'd say the guy has copied a standard ultra swiss format but similar to Lefse
Though think he either wanted to really push the limits
or just didn't know when to stop....
http://www.airsoftsociety.com/forums/f10/first-dsg-stripped-piston-damaged-tappet-plate-139786/index2.html
I know some go nutz but I prefer not to touch the rails and so far haven't swissed underneath
on a DSG maybe 3 or 4 holes modestly but I'd certainly stay away from swiss underneath near pick up
(maybe swiss say 60% but leave the max strength near pick up)
The problem is after going nutz drilling holes n crap is just more "cleaning up" de-burr & tidy up the whispy bits inside
keep thinking was it really f*cking worth them tiny f*cking holes in between the rails ???
He has gone for a Siegetek 9 tooth DSG too = $60 on just one gear
seriously going for it - yikes
I'd say the guy has copied a standard ultra swiss format but similar to Lefse
Though think he either wanted to really push the limits
or just didn't know when to stop....
http://www.airsoftsociety.com/forums/f10/first-dsg-stripped-piston-damaged-tappet-plate-139786/index2.html
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Sitting Duck
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Thought it looked similar looking - but the ultra swiss one you posted looked a tad rougher to clean up
So I guessed a lot of real speedfreaks use this mental pattern a lot and the guy wasn't quite as neat as Lefse's one
Yeah the guy in question was most certainly trying to run before he learns to walk
A DSG first build - think he would be better off with a Haynes Manual for brain surgery
But I admire his spirit of determination - but he has bought all high end stuff too
Me personally get the half decent builds with half decent parts to work well first etc...
but to each their own I guess...
So I guessed a lot of real speedfreaks use this mental pattern a lot and the guy wasn't quite as neat as Lefse's one
Yeah the guy in question was most certainly trying to run before he learns to walk
A DSG first build - think he would be better off with a Haynes Manual for brain surgery
But I admire his spirit of determination - but he has bought all high end stuff too
Me personally get the half decent builds with half decent parts to work well first etc...
but to each their own I guess...
ImTriggerHappy
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Fair play to him for going for it and the Siegetek dsg is lovely. Wont use anything but siegetek gears now.
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