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[rbtying]

Use a large screw-on bushing on the titan, then have adapters for each barrel.

ex: 3" bushing with 3"-1/2" for the micro and megamissle, 3"-1" for mongo, 3"-3" for scatter

[Blacksunshine]

You should look at my stormbringer LS then. The integrated Titan has the option to attach pretty much whatever barrel you want. replaces the stock barrel stuf with a 1 1/2" drain adapter that can accept a variety of barrels.

[pjotrkuh]

Use a large screw-on bushing on the titan, then have adapters for each barrel.

ex: 3" bushing with 3"-1/2" for the micro and megamissle, 3"-1" for mongo, 3"-3" for scatter

Thats what I did initialy with my Titan:

A shot of the barrel:


Here is a picure with the barrel and an adapter piece in it:


A picure of the missile barrel and an un-used adapter:


And finaly a picture of the whole gun, (like it was back then, its being overhauled now)

[tbone]

Look at spv999's mods or pm him he is the god of titans......Or at least this sorta thing.

[BendyStraw]

EDIT: @below: the scattergun SG-7 uses a 1 1/2" diameter bushing/coupler. It seems like there would not be a way to make that many conversions without the cuoplers being like 1' long.

I have read everything in the mod directory about Titans, as well as everything in the search engine that was relevent. SO! Here is my query-
I want to have my titan shoot the mega-missile, the scattergun SG-7 shells (or equivalant 7 barrel shell), a tagger (SHC 40 thinwall 1/2" PCV) barrel, and a Mongo barrel. Here is the problem.
ompa's Titan mod is not compatable with any 7 barrel shell that I am aware of.
starbuck's Artemis Arms Mountain Rifle can MAYBE be adjusted for the SG-7, but it can't use the mega missile.
Forsaken_Angel's Mongo Titan is permanent. It can't use the mega missile or the SG-7, or a loser micro barrel.
Renegade's Titan has no shotgun attachment or micro loser barrel.
Gengar03's Titan mod can't use the missile or a micro loser.
Foam: Total War's Titan doesn't have 7 shots in its shotgun.

Please help me out here- I need a way for all of the above ammo types. My Titan is completely leak free- I pumped it up to just below the max on the pressure gauge, left it over night, and it was at precisley the same spot the next afternoon.
Please no flaming, I did my homework.

Hey, I used a hex bushing for my titan, so that I could unscrew the 7-shot attachment and put on a screw-on hex bushing, that reduced me down to a slip coupling for 1/2" PVC.

[Gillandro]

hi im not sure where to look for my issue so i figured since this is a thread about modding a titan blaster i would ask here...  what i wanted to do with the blaster was to leave it stock for the most part as i dont seem to have much luck with mods.  i was wondering if anyone knew the max current you could run through a titan and the max voltage... i read somewhere that nerf blasters could handle between 4.5 and 9 volts. what i was thinking of doing was wiring a 9v battery in parallel with another to increase the mah to about 1200 or if i wired 4 in parallel making the mah 2400... i dont want the blaster to explode lol.  i do know based on the stock voltage of 6v as per 4 D cell batteries that 9 volts wouldnt be that big a jump.  any ideas? thanks

[Daniel Beaver]

It sounds like you're talking about a different blaster. Titans are air-powered, not electric.

[Silly]

https://nerf.fandom....iki/Titan_CS-50 This is the Titan they are talking about.

 

https://blasterhub.c...n-cs-50-review/

"The Titan CS-50 has relatively few screws, compared to its size. It’s also a ton of open space, so you shouldn’t have any worries about things fitting inside.

Of note is the motor cage, which has a different design compared to past flywheel blasters. I wouldn’t expect a custom cage anytime soon. Otherwise, the blaster is effectively a Hyperfire, and should be able to be modified in a similar manner."

I would assume that it uses similar motors to the Hyperfire, and therefore can handle minor overvolting.

It looks like it uses standard 130 size motors, so it should be able to be modded pretty easily with replacement 130 motors. There may be space for 180s from looking at pictures, but I don't have one myself to test.

In my experience, stock Nerf 130 motors can handle up to 8, maybe 9. Any higher SIGNIFICANTLY decreases motor life. The small voltage increase should only minorly decreases motor life.