G&P M120 Motor

[C. Lauchner]

Okay so iv been waiting quite a while now to finally get this motor for my M4. i check asgi this morning and see its "in stock". i check my funds and after some work  im ready to buy it but i check again and its out of stock again?? WTF? Is there any other motor out there thats Very similar and atleast similar in price too? all im looking for is a motor to give me a Good Rof and response with an M110 spring and a 9.6v battery.

[stealthmaster14]

Go for an Element/5KU/AMP/Dream Army/SHS high speed motor.

[C. Lauchner]

Alright thanks man.

[XavierMace]

If you are looking for trigger response, you want a high torque motor, not high speed.  Although I think that's what stealthmaster14 was trying to say since AMP doesn't sell a high speed motor under their brand.

[Shadow]

Systema Magnum or Systema Turbo might fit the bill as well.  Those were my fallbacks since the G&P is hard to find.

[XavierMace]

The above mentioned Element/5KU/AMP/Dream Army/SHS High Torque motors have nearly as much torque as the Systema Magnum, cost less than half as much, and don't self destruct.

[Crono0001]

My SHS short motor pulls an M160 flawlessly.  Got it for $20.00

They are definitely a steal

[Shadow]

The above mentioned Element/5KU/AMP/Dream Army/SHS High Torque motors have nearly as much torque as the Systema Magnum, cost less than half as much, and don't self destruct.

That actually made me chuckle.  :lol:

[stealthmaster14]

If you are looking for trigger response, you want a high torque motor, not high speed.  Although I think that's what stealthmaster14 was trying to say since AMP doesn't sell a high speed motor under their brand.

Yeah, all those brands I mentioned are pretty much the same thing. A lot of people believe they have the same OEM. I forgot the AMP is only high torque.  

The G&P M160 and M170 motors are also good choices, but they are really expensive and the performance won't be that much better than the ACM motors.  (the M160 might even perform the same)

Depending on what battery you use, you may get pre-engagement with a highspeed version of the motors I posted earlier, you should probably go high torque.