WARNING: Something to look out for when you install your SMP. Some shells hold the cylinder head farther back than others, which, with the SMP, moves the entire unit slightly backwards. This makes the nozzles foremost position farther back than normal. This creates a tiny gap between the nozzle and the bucking which, in turn, creates an air leak. Also, since an AEGs air nozzle travel is controlled by a tappet plate, it will allow your previous setup to work fine while your SMP has a leak. See the gap in the below picture? This was an A&K Masada install. The A&K Masada nozzle (for the SMP) was too short creating a 70fps leak, but when it was an AEG the stock nozzle sealed fine. I had to buy a SCARH nozzle (4mm longer) and then shave it down for feeding and bevel it for a seal. Works like a charm now.
Posted on: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 17:05:35 +0000
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