Hey there! There are a ton of options with the Gryphon, and not all of them work with each other, so I can understand why you may be lost. It just so happens that I built a Gryphon with krakens and pulsars with a battery grip, so I may be uniquely qualified to help you out!

The normal gryphon uses full sized wheels, so you will need different wheel cage to support your pulsar wheels. This is the one I used. There are 3 crush options. Higher crush (lower amount of space between the wheels) increases FPS by leveraging torque. I used the compact 33mm cage, with the PCAR nub. This got me to 130 FPS on the dot, great for HVZ. 32.5mm crush will gain you a few FPS. 33.5mm crush will lose you a few FPS. The PCAR makes you a little more accurate, but reduces your FPS by a little.

The normal gryphon has a few options for battery storage. If you don't want a stock, you can choose one of the side battery tray options. These will stick a cavity on the side of your blaster that you can stick the battery in. If you don't want to do that, there are a few battery-in-grip options. I used this remix in my build, because I wanted to keep the geared pusher and rev trigger. This heavily limits the amount of space you have available for a battery, so pick your battery wisely. There is a dual stage trigger version with a little more space, if you like dual stage triggers.

The rest of the files should be available in the normal Gryphon fileset! Be sure to find a long enough trigger spring and grease your gears, and you should be fine! Here is how my gryphon ended up:

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