There are so many places to find tutorials on how to utilize this kind of kit, and I used one of OOD's motor spanning boards to wire the flywheel cage itself. I had already seen users mention the Daybreak cage required some cutting to be compatible with a worker short-dart pusher, and it ended up being most of that protruding lip that would normally go over the magazine. Overall, an enjoyable modding experience with great results. Hope to put together my own parts list next time, see if I understand the math.
NOTE: For anyone who is doing this as a first-rewire, I'd strongly recommend you make sure you have a good soldering iron, not one of those single-temp pens that are sold for like 10 bucks. I was able to finish the job without issues, but the high heat corroded the iron's tips to the point of unusability. Not a problem with any of the pieces listed here, just a learning experience for me.
Easy to install kit super fun! Purchase the extended pusher.
I got the 42mm kit with the battery package. Includes high quality parts for upgrading the blaster. No instructions included so you'll have to find a YouTube how-to video. It's not an easy process. You need soldering skill and you've really got to know how to get everything aligned properly (I apparently don't) or it'll just jam up and destroy darts so buyer beware.
Absolutely perfect, kit had everything you need and more
This kit worked well, not a crazy amount of shell trimming needed, I had to trim my switch plate a little because I soldered the wires angled slightly down. I ended up just trimming out a big hole in the top of the battery tray to fit the xt-60 better, but it requires some gymnastics to get the battery to fit with the normal battery door, I recommend getting the bigger door even for the smaller battery but it’s not needed. You don’t need to use the rev trigger spring if you prefer a lighter trigger.
