Customer Reviews
The Kepler Flywheels are a solid pick for modern single stage flywheel setups.
From what I’ve seen in use, they hit a tiny bit harder than daybreaks, and have standard flywheeler accuracy.
With half lengths I’m getting an average of 160fps in a 40mm daybreak cage run by 3s Kraken motors.
Spin up is very fast, less than half a second to full rev, and handles consecutive shots like a dream.
Expect 5-10 shots per dart before they start to get heavily worn.
Most of the commissions I build these days are for high fps blasters usually above 150. I almost always use Keplers for these types of builds. The wheels are concave but in a unique way that grips the dart very well BUT with much less wear than other wheels. Even high crush setups are much lower wear when using keplers. I can generally squeeze 180-200 out of a single stage full length set up and 170-180 on half length. They are a bit oversized and may require extra work for some metal cages (serenity for sure) or stock cages but it is worth the extra work to have super accurate wheels at insanely high fps. I wouldn’t use these for low fps builds under 100. Working on a dual stage modulus build called the Power Mag right now using 4 Keplers and krakens into Loki motors. Can’t wait to see the results.
Nice flywheels. They perform about the same as daybreaks but are more accurate. Would recommend if you have the extra money
Very good flywheels
I was running a Motoblitz with Lokis using daybreak wheels. It worked great, but I was told I should us Keplers. So, I switched over and it made my blaster less accurate and have lower power. I might have messed something up but it didn’t work well for me.