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Wolverine HAVOC Six-Shot Conversion Kit — 80 or 100 PSI Spring

Wolverine HAVOC Six-Shot Conversion Kit — 80 or 100 PSI Spring

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Spring: 80 PSI (Stock)

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SKU: 54818914
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Wolverine HAVOC Six-Shot Conversion Kit — swaps the eight-BB track in a HAVOC engine for the updated six-BB version. Two spring pressures, and the HAVOC spanner wrench is needed to fit it.

The HAVOC began life on an eight-BB track. This kit takes that out and puts in Wolverine’s updated six-BB track, and the manufacturer’s case for doing it is practical: the gun becomes usable at more sites, gains effective range, and gets more shots out of every magazine.

The new track adds a double ball bearing spring and detent that steadies the BBs before they fire, and its front end is redesigned to take a standard AEG bucking. That is why a Maple Leaf bucking comes in the box rather than the modified bucking the eight-BB track runs. A retaining ring and two 1.8 x 13.2mm o-rings complete the kit.

Pick the spring by how you play. The 80 PSI version is the stock spring: lower pressure, more spread, and the one Wolverine point at for CQB. The 100 PSI version runs higher pressure for more effective range. Either way, Wolverine’s guidance is that groups are tightest near the minimum feeding pressure for the spring you fit.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Converts HAVOC HPA engine, eight-BB track to six-BB track
BBs per shot Six
Adjustable velocity 0.6 to 1.1 Joule per BB
Input pressure, 80 PSI spring 80 to 140 PSI
Input pressure, 100 PSI spring 100 to 140 PSI
Bucking Standard AEG bucking; Maple Leaf supplied
Supplied with Six-BB track, retaining ring, two 1.8 x 13.2mm o-rings, Maple Leaf bucking
Tool required HAVOC spanner wrench, sold separately
Manufacturer Wolverine Airsoft

Good to know before you buy

Check which track your engine runs before ordering. Wolverine’s current Gen-12 MTW shotguns ship with the HAVOC 6 engine and a six-BB track already fitted, so this kit is for engines still on the original eight-BB track.

You cannot fit it without the HAVOC spanner wrench. Wolverine are explicit that the installation needs it, so add one to the order unless it is already on your bench.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the 80 and 100 PSI versions?
The spring, and so the input pressure window. 80 PSI is stock and gives more spread for close play; 100 PSI needs more pressure and gives more effective range. Wolverine’s video calls them soft and medium.

Is a bucking included?
Yes, a Maple Leaf. The six-BB track takes standard AEG buckings, so the eight-shot bucking and nub set is only for engines staying on the eight-BB track.

My gun is a HAVOC 6. Do I need this?
No — the HAVOC 6 already runs a six-BB track. Send us the model if you are not sure which engine you have.

Do I need the spanner wrench?
Yes. It is required for the track change and is a separate purchase.

⚠ Chronograph before you play. Changing the BB count and spring changes what every BB leaves the barrel at. Re-chrono the gun and check it against your site limit before the gun goes on site. The old figure will not hold once the BB count changes.
💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Order the wrench at the same time — it is the one part that stops the job dead if it is not on the bench. More engine spares in HPA Spares & Upgrade Parts.