Posted by: Razorpb on December 16, 2002 at 15:55:25

1. The low pressure kit makes the gun run at a lower pressure, it has nothing to do with the tank, and you don't need to adjust the tank. 3. Screw the tank into the gun and fire it, it should work, hopefully you got the high output Crossfire tank 850 psi output, they make a 450 psi output as well. Both are high pressure tanks, just different out puts. The low pressure kit is not a necessity to run a 98 on HPA, you will get the benefits of consistency right away just by screwing in the tank. If you want to make it quieter and easier on the paint, then do some low pressure mods, probably install the kit and regulator and adjusting the regulator. Hopefully it all came with instruction, and a receipt if you decide to send back the LP kit. Hope it helps. Razor : Ok let me just tell you what is going on and why I have this "problem" type thing. I just got the Low Pressure Kit for my tippmann and the GTA Regulator for it too (the tank I have is a Crossfire 88ci 3000psi Fixed Nitrogen System). That is what I have all together right now. : What I want to know is : 1. Why do they say Low Pressure kit if all the tanks are Nitro or High Pressure. : 2. How can I put the tank at low pressure. : 3. Ok let me put this in the most important question. The reason I got this setup is to get the advantages of Nitro (or low pressure or whatever [Im so confused]) like the more consistance and quietness. The question is How do I set up everything to affectively use the system (hopefully step by step)like what to look for when I fire the first time. : I just dont want to put on the tank and fire and ruin everything in the gun. Ok thanks. Im sure I look like an idiot on here. But I'd rather look like an idiot than screwing everything up. Thanks again.

Follow Ups: I finally get it. Just one more question!!! Jeff "Marine_Pilot" Fricker 23:36:46 12/16/02 (1) Re: I finally get it. Just one more question!!! Razorpb 13:48:31 12/17/02 (0) Post a Followup Show your name as: DefaultRealnameBothNickname E-Mail address (eg: joeschmoe@aol.com): Show your e-mail address? DefaultYesNo Your Password: Don't have a password? CLICK HERE - Forgot your password? CLICK HERE Subject: Subject:Message: : 1. The low pressure kit makes the gun run at a lower pressure, it has nothing to do with the tank, and you don't need to adjust the tank. : 3. Screw the tank into the gun and fire it, it should work, hopefully you got the high output Crossfire tank 850 psi output, they make a 450 psi output as well. Both are high pressure tanks, just different out puts. : The low pressure kit is not a necessity to run a 98 on HPA, you will get the benefits of consistency right away just by screwing in the tank. If you want to make it quieter and easier on the paint, then do some low pressure mods, probably install the kit and regulator and adjusting the regulator. Hopefully it all came with instruction, and a receipt if you decide to send back the LP kit. Hope it helps. : Razor : : Ok let me just tell you what is going on and why I have this "problem" type thing. I just got the Low Pressure Kit for my tippmann and the GTA Regulator for it too (the tank I have is a Crossfire 88ci 3000psi Fixed Nitrogen System). That is what I have all together right now. : : What I want to know is : : 1. Why do they say Low Pressure kit if all the tanks are Nitro or High Pressure. : : 2. How can I put the tank at low pressure. : : 3. Ok let me put this in the most important question. The reason I got this setup is to get the advantages of Nitro (or low pressure or whatever [Im so confused]) like the more consistance and quietness. The question is How do I set up everything to affectively use the system (hopefully step by step)like what to look for when I fire the first time. : : I just dont want to put on the tank and fire and ruin everything in the gun. Ok thanks. Im sure I look like an idiot on here. But I'd rather look like an idiot than screwing everything up. Thanks again. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ WARPIG Tech Talk - Air ]