[Drift.099]

Hello everyone, today I swapped my silenced piston head and silenced cylinder head to two standard heads by SHS. I immediately noticed that the new cylinder head doesn't keep a good air seal and when I shoot my gun with these two new parts the BBs don't come out of the barrel as they should, but they simply fall out instead. I don't really know what to do, any help would be appreciated. I have already tried turning my hop up all the way up, but it didn't work

 

[Honeybadgerz17]

Anytime you ever install new parts into a gearbox you gotta go through all the tests to make sure they work. Also why did you replace the parts? Were the old ones broken? Cylinder heads and piston heads dont offer that much more performance in stock guns. If your dead set on keeping the parts, check your compression in the gearbox

 

[Guges Mk3]

Did you put your cylinder in backwards.

People need to realize that aftermarket parts are not always upgrades. Many are just stock parts you are buying and over paying for...

 

[Drift.099]

Anytime you ever install new parts into a gearbox you gotta go through all the tests to make sure they work. Also why did you replace the parts? Were the old ones broken? Cylinder heads and piston heads dont offer that much more performance in stock guns. If your dead set on keeping the parts, check your compression in the gearbox

I replaced the heads because the old silenced ones didn't silence anything.

Did you put your cylinder in backwards.

People need to realize that aftermarket parts are not always upgrades. Many are just stock parts you are buying and over paying for...

Just checked the cylinder...it was actually installed backwards lol...guess my tech career ends right now

 

[Guges Mk3]

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I replaced the heads because the old silenced ones didn't silence anything.

Just checked the cylinder...it was actually installed backwards lol...guess my tech career ends right now

No they never did and they never will. Another one of those "lost in translation" factors like a "bucking". The Non-Asian airsoft market just did not know better...