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no the 416 ones are systema clones i now know their is a huge diffrence on the new fets one any news on what they shoot or is it stock jg around 400 and they come with metal spring guides correct?
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I was looking at a new JG Mechbox for my stock TM SR-16 Knights baby. It's a Complete Version 2 mechbox /w high power motor set (Rear Wired) and it's Jing Gong's new Black 2008+ version so I don't know if it has the MOSFET's or not. What is the general consensus on upgrading to this mechbox/motor combo?
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Go for it. JG is a good brand.
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Thanks for the "go for it" advice Styrak, but I have heard of issues with the JG mechboxes and the fact that they are not as stable as the TM mechboxes. I just wanna get more FPS out of my TM SR-16 and the drop in seems to be the "easiest" solution but I don't want to add any problems to the perfectly functioning gun...just want some more FPS (currently 280 FPS from the stock TM mechbox)
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Hearing issues is one thing, but trying it out and having it in your hands is another.
There's basicaly 3 models of it. 1 - Black reinforced gearbox with plastic bushings 2 - Black reinforced gearbox with metal bearing bushings 3 - Black reinforced gearbox with metal bering bushings + mosfet Number 3 is the newest one. But if you feel that it's problematic with you, buy a new Systema complete gearbox which run for US $579. lol maybe I'm just lucky that i never ran into these breaking piston problems and v2's cracking.. I have a Dboys gearbox running in my AR right now, and it's pulling 387FPS with a lipo using Element 300% Torque up. And I've fired thousands of rounds, and short bursts on the lipo. Even holding it down for 4-5 seconds. Nothing has broke yet. Hmm China stuff aren't that bad nowadays.. lol |
I like the JG drop-in mechbox, but beware. Even being reinforced, it won't last with that M130 spring. Downgrade to something more realistic like M100-110 instead, and preferably, install a sorbo pad. I had my mechbox in my JG 416 crack at the nozzle from the stock spring.
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