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Open response: Omega titanium valve body?

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Posted by:
Mark Flores
on March 18, 2003 at 01:33:29

A sales rep told me that the Omega titanium valve body for spyders helps lower OP. Someone who knows something or anything about the Omega valve body and how it can contribute to an even lower OP and any kinds of setups your help would be greatly appreciated. Also how about that $25 regulator DuPont?

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Exactly how is it not working at all? Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 11:19:48 05/04/03 (0)

Sent you a e mail this morning. Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 14:20:11 03/18/03 (3)

Re: Sent you a e mail this morning. Justin "Snow_God" Allen 18:05:19 03/19/03 (2)

Re: Sent you a e mail this morning. Razorpb 15:20:43 03/21/03 (1)

Thanks Everyone Mark Flores 00:11:10 03/23/03 (0)

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: A sales rep told me that the Omega titanium valve body for spyders helps lower OP. Someone who knows something or anything about the Omega valve body and how it can contribute to an even lower OP and any kinds of setups your help would be greatly appreciated. Also how about that $25 regulator DuPont?

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