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Worker Stryfe Full-Auto Kit

Worker Stryfe Full-Auto Kit

Regular price $25.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $25.00 USD
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The Worker Stryfe Full-Auto Kit allows you to give your Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe a fully automatic option with a few simple mods.  Featuring a mess of kit parts listed below that help make your fully-auto Stryfe mod possible.


FEATURES:

• Compatible with Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe (modding to 3s LiPo required)
• Full-Auto Kit for Nerf Stryfe!

SPECS:
• Material: Multiple
• SKUW0321

INCLUDES:
• 1 x Trigger
• 1 x Push rod
• 4 x Micro switch
• 1 x Adjustable power step-down module
• 1 x Automatic speed box
• 1 x Wire package
• 1 x Speed box fixed
• 1 x Micro switch fixed
• 2 x 25PB screw
• 8 x 2.6 * 16PB screw
• 3 x 2.6 * 10KA screw
• 1 x Tension spring
• 1 x Spring
• 1 x Installation instructions
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Customer Reviews

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Arthur G.
Almost too good

I recently purchased this kit with the 3s Lipo upgrade and what boy does this thing rip. I did have a question about some wiring and sent out an email it was answered very quickly and clear. Will do business again. Great products, great prices and amazing service.

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Aidan D.
Amazing

Fast fire rate but is kinda hard to install if it’s your first mod

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bill d.

works beautifully. recommended to be used with lipo battery.

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Seth W.

Worker Stryfe Full-Auto Kit

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Anonymous
Alice In Wonderland

Well it works, sort of, no thanks to the instructions. Wiring diagram is spot on and is the most useful, imho. My issue is the alignment. The pusher arm cog doesn’t grab the motors cog. Since the motor mounts on a fixed piece that is provided and the arm has a fixed path i am at a loss other than to potentially jam a shim between the motor and top of blaster. I am curious to hear from the works perfect folks and others with potential fixes. This seems to be an out of tolerance issue with the parts since there is filing req for the pusher arm post which again imho hurts the cog alignment. If either or both cogs had slightly longer teeth the problem would be solved at this. I would not recommend this for most people.