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Dooms June 12th, 2011 19:51

ICS M4A1 Piston type
 
Just recently I brought my ICS M4A1 out to a game for the first time of the year and now and behold I get the sickening sound of the gears running but no spring compression. I open up the gearbox to find that my Piston is broken on the first few teeth.

My question: Do I need to have some sort of ICS Piston or will any piston work for me? I know that ICS uses many proprietary parts but Im not sure if the piston is one of them.

Thanks!

HKGhost June 12th, 2011 20:09

Any 15 teeth piston will work.

Airmax June 12th, 2011 20:11

Quote:

Just recently I brought my ICS M4A1 out to a game for the first time of the year and now and behold I get the sickening sound of the gears running but no spring compression. I open up the gearbox to find that my Piston is broken on the first few teeth.

My question: Do I need to have some sort of ICS Piston or will any piston work for me? I know that ICS uses many proprietary parts but Im not sure if the piston is one of them.

Thanks!
Nope, you do not have to use a ICS piston as you can use other brands of pistons. I have done so for many years in my M4/C8A2. Actually, that reminds me to go replace mine!
cheers

Dooms June 12th, 2011 20:33

What if Ive got a high-tourque gear set put in? Still a 15 tooth?

Im not sure:

http://www.torontoairsoft.com/produc...d_product=1152
OR
http://www.torontoairsoft.com/produc...d_product=1153

Dooms June 13th, 2011 15:59

Also, what is a good brand of piston to buy? I'm not quite sure about piston quality.

Airmax June 14th, 2011 01:53

Like to use these,Hurricane,Prometheus,Systema and Deep Fire for parts.

Styrak June 14th, 2011 01:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dooms (Post 1482516)
What if Ive got a high-tourque gear set put in? Still a 15 tooth?

Im not sure:

http://www.torontoairsoft.com/produc...d_product=1152
OR
http://www.torontoairsoft.com/produc...d_product=1153

Better to get a piston with less metal teeth. I'd rather wear out a piston than a gearset.


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