Broxa Upgrades

[squeenix]

Does anyone know what the first upgrades I should do?

I know the hopup rubber is crap, and the spring is too strong, but can someone guide me in the right way?

[TokyoSeven]

The term upgrade is a rather loose term. What is your ultimate goal of your upgrade? To achieve more FPS, more rounds per second or simply to prolong the life and enhance the durability of the mechbox?

For a broxa, I would replace its bushings if they are not already metal, even if they were I would replace them with something that was made from a quality reputable company.Aside from bushing I would also recommend replacing everything related to its compression system and hopup system. So that means new cylinder, cylinder head, air seal nozzle , piston, piston head and a new hop up. Since your in there you might as well toss in a bearing spring guide as well.

PS.
Just because there has been a lot of attitude lately. First person who posts a buy a better gun comment gets an infraction.

[squeenix]

Thanks, that 's all I really needed, I was pretty much aiming for a
craps0ft--->decent gun upgrade. After all, I am a craps0ft expurt

[Spike]

Originally Posted by squeenix

Thanks, that 's all I really needed, I was pretty much aiming for a
craps0ft--->decent gun upgrade. After all, I am a craps0ft expurt

Stick some .28's in a $30 walmart shotgun, you can reach out and touch some very unsuspecting suckas.

[squeenix]

Does anyone know what type of cylinder I should be getting?

[TokyoSeven]

Originally Posted by squeenix

After all, I am a craps0ft expurt

That is not a title I would be proud of.


The cost of replacing all those part is equal to almost 3/4 the cost of the gun itself if you actually use reputable companies parts and not cheap chinese made upgrade parts.

Originally Posted by squeenix

Does anyone know what type of cylinder I should be getting?

You should purchase a ported cylinder designed for 200-300mm inner barrels.

PS. When upgrading its best to buy all the same company. Since companies generally manufacture their parts to work best with their own parts.

[RaisinBran]

Originally Posted by squeenix

Does anyone know what type of cylinder I should be getting?

If you put TM or Systema internals it should last you at least 100,000 rounds
(I think)

And as for a spring since you're going to be upgrading the other internals, stick with the stock spring.

[MoreToasties]

Originally Posted by RaisinBran

If you put TM or Systema internals it should last you at least 100,000 rounds
(I think)

That might be a bit of an exaggeration.

But they should last you a long time, yes.

[Boomshakah]

Well, TM guns are really good in stock form for the long run, with a 300 fps spring.

Systema is, from my knowledge, one of the best, if not the best company avaible for upgrade parts

From what i've read here modify ain't bad too, less expensive but good quality based on systema design.

If I remember right broxa's are hot out of the box. If I was you, I would think about a spring change for something around 350 fps to reduce stress.

[squeenix]

Does anyone know whether I would want to just get a new hopup rubber, or entire system

[theguy]

Change the spring to an modify 90 or 100.

replace the battery and charger with higher quality stuff.

Play with it for a few games, then look at upgrading it.

[yuhaoyang]

http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=1102
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=759
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=676
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=572
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=899
OR guarder clear
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=460 *optional*
reshim and relube plus an SCS *optional* and you are done.

[squeenix]

Is a cylinder set neccecary? Or is the Broxa's fine stock

[yuhaoyang]

cyma airseal is crap from what I've seen.

[squeenix]

Is there any cylinder parts that are fine stock?