Call Your Hits!!! Posted May 28, 2017 Share Posted May 28, 2017 I have recently obtained a classic army M4. I have had problems with it as the motor has burnt out.I am looking to buy a new motor for it but as I am relatively new to airsoft I don't no anything about the topic. I want to get a high torque motor with about . I was looking at an ASG INFINTITY CNC Motor but I don't know whether my gun will be able to handle it/ will it do damage to the internals etc. Here are the details for the motor and my gun P.S my gun uses a long motor type Product Details: Name Designation: INFINITY CNC Motor U-18000 Black - Long Shaft Manufacturer: ASG Material: Alloy Speed: 18000RPM Shaft Type: Long Compatibility: Will work as a replacement for any Airsoft AEG that already uses a Long shaft motor Recommendations: For use with DSG / DMR Builds Features: Part of ASG's Infinity CNC Motor Range High Strength and Performance CNC Machined Internal and External Parts CNC Machined Aluminium Front and Back Covers CNC Machined Steel Pinion Gear CNC Machined Stainless Steel Shaft Good build quality Strong Neodymium magnets Solid mounted O-Type Pinion Silicon Steel Rotor Precision built motor Housing Enlarged motor-shaft ball-bearing stabilisers High-grade silver plated wiring and larger carbon Easy to swap with motors from the same product family for fine tuning High Efficiency Generates less Heat and draws lower Amperage My gun Features: - High strength polymer receiver - 12" KeyMod handguard - Full length 20mm top rail - Retractable 6-position adjustable crane stock - Detachable flip-up front and rear sights - Railed upper receiver perfect for optics - Polymer ergonomic motor grip - Easy spring-change system gearbox with 9mm bearing bushings - Deans-small Tamiya plug adapter included - 6.03mm tightbore inner barrel - In-line MOSFET unit - Length: 770mm-880mm, Adjustable - Inner Barrel: ~330mm - Muzzle Velocity: 350~360 FPS (Measured with 0.20g BBs) - Gearbox: Ver 2 Full Metal, Fully Upgradeable - Motor: Long Type - Fire Modes: Semi/Full-Auto, Safety Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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