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Re: The trouble with larger LP chambers

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Posted by shadow_walker on October 25, 2002 at 17:40:57:

In Reply to: The trouble with larger LP chambers posted by Hellbore on October 25, 2002 at 14:45:49:

: The shockteck chamber is larger but it is actually too large for your marker to be able to get any benefit from it. I've done a lot of testing on my LP Spyder. By putting on a larger LP chamber I have gotten no change in velocity or shootdown when wailing on the trigger, meaning the LPC does nothing.

: What did increase my FPS was boring out the air transfer passages between the LPC and the valve chamber.

But then again, that does come stock on all (or almost all) 2k and after spyders. Including compacts, so don't go making the holes too big. HTH. Later.

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: : The shockteck chamber is larger but it is actually too large for your marker to be able to get any benefit from it. I've done a lot of testing on my LP Spyder. By putting on a larger LP chamber I have gotten no change in velocity or shootdown when wailing on the trigger, meaning the LPC does nothing. : : What did increase my FPS was boring out the air transfer passages between the LPC and the valve chamber. : : But then again, that does come stock on all (or almost all) 2k and after spyders. Including compacts, so don't go making the holes too big. HTH. Later.

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