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Re: low vs high

In Reply to: low vs high posted by jeff on July 17, 2003 at 20:02:54:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on July 18, 2003 at 13:35:07

Well, not a lot, but it does matter. You see, High output will be like 800 psi +, while low is about 500-450. Main difference is how stable the system will be all together, 800 psi is harder to regulate down that 500. If you can get a low, get one, otherwise high pressure isn't that bad.

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: Well, not a lot, but it does matter. You see, High output will be like 800 psi +, while low is about 500-450. Main difference is how stable the system will be all together, 800 psi is harder to regulate down that 500. If you can get a low, get one, otherwise high pressure isn't that bad.

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