WORKERFull Automatic 130 Motor Kits for Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe Modify

The media could not be loaded. This was an entertaining mod for sure!Follow the tiny Illustrations & Instructions. Triple check the locations of the wires on the switches! This wasn’t my first Rodeo, but I still had some minor hick-ups. I am definitely going to have to get the upgraded fly wheel and motor combination. Happy Modding!

Wish instructions had clearer pictures, better lighting (with more shadows so there is less wash-out) were bigger or provided as a PDF so we could have enlarged them ourselves. We ended up scanning the instructions in to a pdf just so we could read them. Instructions contain four sections, but only three of which are labled/ titled and one of which is not, so we couldn't know at all what that section is for. We spent a lot of time scrolling forward and back through the instructions in order to see pictures of what we needed to see. Any MOSFET is very easy to overheat, so my advice is to be careful when soldering to it. Use the least amount of heat for only a short time to solder to it, and use a heat sink clip on each leg in turn when soldering.

The good news is i got to spend a lot of time with my kid. The bad news is this kit is worthless with barely decipherable instructions in broken English and a wiring diagram that I’m pretty sure is wrong.On the second day i enlisted professionals and no one was able to make sense of it. Day three we gave up and attempted to make a writing harness following a you tube video. We got it working but only after blowing up the circuit board and skipping a lot of parts.Pretty useless.

The product works great on 2s battery and 3s battery

Very well-made kit the parts are as good if not better than original. Instructions are very lacking especially when it comes to the wire connection points for wiring the switches it's a good thing I have a electrical background to figure it out on my own. Please note I found out that after installing this kit that it was not much faster then a quick finger. Maybe if you plan on installing a completely new flywheel kit and some really good rechargeable batteries. Good luck

Maybe I'm slow and take too long, but it did take me four days to get it right. Some bits were a hassle and some bits didn't fit in so I just didn't use them. Which happens to be the orange mount blocks. The instructions were partly in Chinese, I have a bag of electronics that I don't know what it's used for. The screws weren't good, when I apply too much pressure, they wear out, making them hard to screw in. I'd prefer it if they had like a pdf with bigger pictures and clearer instructions. I used Eneloop rechargeable batteries which rev-ed up the flywheel and made the shooty thing faster. The orange original flywheel still works, the instructions help which wires to solder on the original flywheel. Overall, not bad.

I installed this into the stryfe and for the most part the instructions are good, but there's a misprint on connecting to the power source. I referenced the flip side instructions to figure out which wire had to go to the positive terminal. Also be careful when cutting/removing plastic. At times it is very specific on how much to remove, don't assume that you remove an entire piece, you might only cut half of it. It also suggested an updated flywheel cage, so that's an additional cost. All that being said, it works well. A lot of work for my first install but as I do more, it will be pretty quick.

This kit works well after you modify %90 of the parts. I had to sand down the pusher to get it to fit the guides. The drive motor doesn’t fit in the top of the gun either. I had to cut through the shell to run wires and it looks horribly.