Kuryaka Kepler Flywheels
Kuryaka Kepler Flywheels
Kepler flywheels are high-quality flywheels designed by Kuryaka. Similar in specifications to his Daybreak wheels, Keplers feature a truncated concavity with a flat face on the surface of the wheel. This profile effectively increases the flywheel crush, resulting in higher FPS compared to Daybreaks in the same cage.
SPECS:
• Kuryaka Kepler Flywheels
• High-quality machined acetal wheels
• Truncated concavity increases effective crush
• Improved performance over Daybreak wheels
• Compatible with Daybreak Cages
• Compatible with select other flywheel cages
INCLUDES:
• 2 Kepler Flywheels
SPECS:
• Class: Full-Size
• Max Crush: 39mm (center-on-center)
• Outer Diameter: 38mm
• Root Diameter: 33mm
• Concavity: 11mm (effective)
• Height: 20mm (13.9mm without nub)
• Surface: Smooth
• Shaft Interface: 2mm
• Weight: 7.8g each
• Material: CNC-Machined White Acetal
• SKU: FLY KUR KEPLER
LINKS:
• CNC Daybreak cages
• 3D-Printed Daybreak cages
• More from Kuryaka
• More Flywheels
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I was very happy with the quality of these flywheels I put them in a blaster I built for a friend and they love them!
Ok so when I say downgrade I don’t mean that as a bad thing . If swap these flywheels into the Stryfe X you’ll get down to Hvz territory which is not a bad thing . They are more concave than the stock X flywheel which lowers the crush . So if you really love the Stryfe X and would rather use it for hvz pick up these flywheels and swap em out . I will say this though the stock X flywheels will have to be cut out but definitely worth the labor.
Just a tad bit better that daybreaks in each category (idk about fps; I don’t own a chronograph), ant they even have less dart wear!.
These fantastic wheels went into a 39mm daybreak RS cage powered by kraken motors and it has my custom rapidstrike hitting around 170fps in full auto with full length darts. I plan to buy again!
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.