ScoobySnacks
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- Jul 20, 2012
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First off, I should say I love the gun. It shoots well, puts decent sized groups down at sensible ranges, and when necessary can put ridiculous amounts of fire downrange to suppress the enemy or keep heads down (particularly effective with the tracer unit in the dark)
That said, I'm an engineer and can't help but want to improve the things I have, which leads to the question...
Has anyone upgraded a TM Hi-cycle? If so, what mods, and how successful were they?
I was thinking maybe a tight bore barrel to increase the FPS slightly. The ROF is pretty high so not to worried about that.
Also she has a slight twist to the left, so I'm not sure if this is a hop problem, a hop rubber problem or what, but I hope that the TB might help to keep things in line and prevent the side spin.
Of course, the fps at 260 is plenty for anywhere I play, so I might consider fitting a slightly lower powered spring, which should raise the ROF to epic levels on a standard 8.4V Ni-MH. I did consider trying a Li-po or 9.6V Ni MH but not sure the 9.6 would fit, and am worried that the Li-PO might cause problems.
I'm sure most of you will say "leave it as it is" and that is also an option, but it would be useful to get some feedback from others who have used them and played with them.
That said, I'm an engineer and can't help but want to improve the things I have, which leads to the question...
Has anyone upgraded a TM Hi-cycle? If so, what mods, and how successful were they?
I was thinking maybe a tight bore barrel to increase the FPS slightly. The ROF is pretty high so not to worried about that.
Also she has a slight twist to the left, so I'm not sure if this is a hop problem, a hop rubber problem or what, but I hope that the TB might help to keep things in line and prevent the side spin.
Of course, the fps at 260 is plenty for anywhere I play, so I might consider fitting a slightly lower powered spring, which should raise the ROF to epic levels on a standard 8.4V Ni-MH. I did consider trying a Li-po or 9.6V Ni MH but not sure the 9.6 would fit, and am worried that the Li-PO might cause problems.
I'm sure most of you will say "leave it as it is" and that is also an option, but it would be useful to get some feedback from others who have used them and played with them.