Blasterparts - Modification Kit for Nerf N-Strike Elite [XD] Stryfe (Voltage Set)

Modification Kit for Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe (Voltage Mod) containing rechargeable batteries and dummy-battery.

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The kit includes 3 unprotected Li-Ion cells and one dummy-battery. This set can simply be used in your blaster by changing the batteries. This set raises the Voltage from 6V to 11,1V. This speeds up the Flywheels, which in turn accelerates the darts to higher speeds and higher ranges.

This kit fits into both versions of the Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe: The XD-version and the non-XD-version.

Note: Our modification products are no toys. Not suitable for children! The installation of the mod kit causes a significant increase in performance. When playing with other people appropriate eye-protection-goggles should be worn as a precaution. Do not aim at face or eyes of other people.

The offered modification kits are NOT products of the manufacturer of the mentioned blaster. There is no relationship to the manufacturer of the mentioned brand.

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Product Number:

560675

Brand:

Blasterparts

Producer:

Blasterparts

Contents:

3 x Li-Ion Battery unprotected AA 3,7V, 1 x Dummy AA, 1 x Manual

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Added these IMR's to the Orange Stryfe and went from low 60's FPS to High 110's FPS. That's almost double the speed! Put some accustrike darts in a 22 round mag and slaughter your way through your "former" friends ;) Even if the Stryfe becomes noisier I totally recommend it.
The motors are protected against higher currents ( i guess it's a safety feature to not "fry" them) by a thermistor. This means that after you install the IMR's and press the rev trigger after soem seconds the motors will shut down. But with 3xIMR's the motors should be fine. An easy way to bypass the thermistor (only if you have the blue stryfe and some orange ones) is to twist it gently until the legs are touching thus effectively shorting it. Enjoy!
Note: on some orange stryfes (maybe on the new white ones as well?) the thermistor is not round with long legs, it's square with shorter legs. To bypass it I read that you have to use some piece of conductive wire and solder or wrap it around the legs to cause the short.

Adrian - 10.01.2019

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