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shomie911 June 13th, 2006 13:02

Systema Reinforced Teflon Cylinder and the KM Teflon Coated Power Cylinder
 
Just want to see everyone's opinions on the Systema Renforced High Performance Teflon Cylinder for M4 and the KM Teflon Coated Power Cylinder. They are going to be used in conjunction with the Systema Silent Piston/ Cylinder Head set. I want your opinions or experiences with these products. Naturally I would think using all sytema parts or all same branded parts would be the best idea but if you have had a experience that suggests otherwise please feel free to post.

ILLusion June 14th, 2006 07:02

Based on the part number, that is actually the KM TN coated inner taper cylinder, which is what I use in all of my AEGs.

Performance-wise, based on numbers achieved from BB velocities, this cylinder performs the same as the Systema one, but based on the design of the KM one, in theory, the piston head's o-ring should last longer than in the Systema one.

shomie911 June 14th, 2006 08:23

Thanks ILLusion.

wrehaspati September 4th, 2007 08:01

km teflon coated inner cylinder
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ILLusion (Post 311075)
Based on the part number, that is actually the KM TN coated inner taper cylinder, which is what I use in all of my AEGs.

Performance-wise, based on numbers achieved from BB velocities, this cylinder performs the same as the Systema one, but based on the design of the KM one, in theory, the piston head's o-ring should last longer than in the Systema one.


i just bought one KM TN coated inner taper cylinder, but i couldn't decide which is the front side (to install cylinder head) can you give a simple direction.....

danar from indonesia

ILLusion September 4th, 2007 14:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by wrehaspati (Post 530637)
i just bought one KM TN coated inner taper cylinder, but i couldn't decide which is the front side (to install cylinder head) can you give a simple direction.....

danar from indonesia

You have to feel the inside wall of the cylinder. As you rub along it, you'll feel where the material begins to taper out. The open tapered end is where the piston enters. The tighter end is where the cylinder head sits.


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