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ecsinc · April 29th, 2008, 09:08

Is there any way for a ITU gears to put more stress on the motor then standard ratio gears? It seems that I have no battery life when I fire with this M130 now I get out about 100-200 rounds a battery, but, when I used stock ratio gears lastyear, same spring, I could go all day using only 1 battery. Is that the sign of a worn out motor?

I'm getting really tempted to buy the Guarder ITU motor with about no money in my bank account right now...lol
I just changed out the M130 for a M120, cleaned off all the gears and put what I had left of lithium grease. It's 150% better. The thing has like the fastest trigger responce, even on ITU gears. It's like pulling nothing.
I wonder if the grease was the culprate, there was a bunch of gunk where the silicon oil was around the gears. hmmm... Maybe Silicon for gears is underrated at how bad it can be...

April 29th, 2008, 09:08	#13
ecsinc Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan	Is there any way for a ITU gears to put more stress on the motor then standard ratio gears? It seems that I have no battery life when I fire with this M130 now I get out about 100-200 rounds a battery, but, when I used stock ratio gears lastyear, same spring, I could go all day using only 1 battery. Is that the sign of a worn out motor? I'm getting really tempted to buy the Guarder ITU motor with about no money in my bank account right now...lol I just changed out the M130 for a M120, cleaned off all the gears and put what I had left of lithium grease. It's 150% better. The thing has like the fastest trigger responce, even on ITU gears. It's like pulling nothing. I wonder if the grease was the culprate, there was a bunch of gunk where the silicon oil was around the gears. hmmm... Maybe Silicon for gears is underrated at how bad it can be... __________________ "Show me a thoroughly satisfied man, and I will show you a failure." - Thomas Edison Last edited by ecsinc; April 29th, 2008 at 12:04..