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    Looking to upgrade my MP5 and was wondering if anyone could give some advice on thses products:

    Element AEG HIGH SPEED FLAT Gear Set

    Dream Army Reinforced Polymer Full Steel Teeth Piston

    Element AEG Silicon Hop Up Bucking - 45 Hard

    Element AEG Tappet Plate For Ver II

    Dream Army Double O Ring Air Seal Nozzle for MP5 AEG

    Element Silent Head Set for Ver.II Gearbox

    Element Gearbox Spring Set / Full Set


    Quite alot but basicly are Element and Dream Army any good? Would be nice to have spares of things to try short stroking ect. So if you've had any experience with these just enlighten me. All contributions help.

    Thanks

    (P.S. Does any know what size the gearbox is on the ICS MP5's?)


    Originally posted by Ominous Slayer
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    Originally posted by snuff
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    Re: Help with parts for a GB

    Might be better off getting a soft hop bucking, hard bucking is more for high powered stuff.
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    • #3
      Re: Help with parts for a GB

      I was looking at the systema bucking but all these come from a 'H&K' company on the bay of E.

      Just found a Dream Army Silicon Hop Up is that any good?


      Originally posted by Ominous Slayer
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      Originally posted by snuff
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      • #4
        Re: Help with parts for a GB

        well all good just two things which i think are rubish
        the piston and hop rubber

        get a tm piston and tm hop rubber

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        • #5
          Re: Help with parts for a GB

          So I guess DA are crap.


          Originally posted by Ominous Slayer
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          Originally posted by snuff
          Can I borrow yours it's hardly used...

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            Re: Help with parts for a GB

            Originally posted by seansamurai1 View Post
            Might be better off getting a soft hop bucking, hard bucking is more for high powered stuff.
            45 is soft it is just the way they display it on the box. Instead of saying soft they say hard...lol....Language differences.
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            • #7
              Re: Help with parts for a GB

              not really but da pistons are only really good with high fps setups and as its steel it will also wear the spur gear quicker but ally ones dont.

              also get a gear clip you may as well as its only £2 and will improve feeding.

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                Re: Help with parts for a GB

                Originally posted by montesa77 View Post
                So I guess DA are crap.
                No they are not. A lot of people seem to get blinkered unfortunatly.
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                • #9
                  Re: Help with parts for a GB

                  but i did not say that thay are crap i love their piston heads and switch system

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                  • #10
                    Re: Help with parts for a GB

                    im assuming your goal is high rof ?

                    Spring is important your going to want an ms90 at most

                    Youll need a light plastic piston, and potentially remove some weight from this.

                    Try and keep all the parts element.

                    An element high speed motor would work well here too.

                    Air seals arnt masivly important in high rof setups, yes you need to maximise the lower power springs abilitys but the better the air seals the more friction is cuased and the slower you rof.

                    less grease / thiner grease and help here too.

                    Dont bother trying short stroking till youve got a working normal setup at a high rof.. that would be running before you can crawl.

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                    • #11
                      Re: Help with parts for a GB

                      Originally posted by richardy View Post
                      im assuming your goal is high rof ? Yes and better trigger responce

                      Spring is important your going to want an ms90 at most. Trying to get a m85

                      Youll need a light plastic piston, and potentially remove some weight from this. To remove weight do you mean drilling the piston? If so yes.
                      Thanks for the help.


                      Originally posted by Ominous Slayer
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                      Originally posted by snuff
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                      • #12
                        Re: Help with parts for a GB

                        the most important thing you can do is fit one piece at a time. And check its operation. Then check combinations of parts. The freeer the operation the less effort the gearbox will have to make. You want the only resistance to be the main spring and the tappet plate spring.

                        There truely is a million things you can do on top of buying the parts.

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