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Re: low pressure cocker questions..............
In Reply to: Re: low pressure cocker questions.............. posted by Razorpb on December 02, 2002 at 16:14:10:
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Posted by: violent_j on December 03, 2002 at 09:41:33
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razor, i think i'm missing something here.....i could get 600 to 650 shots out of a full 68 3000 BEFORE i went to low pressure........with my original lp set up, (rat III, kapp green springs, kapp volumizer, palmer micro rock, bomb three way, stock ram, ans gen-x reg, and a stock bolt, input pressure at 200, chrono readings of 285, +/-5, i got 4/140's and a full revvy out of 2000 pounds of air from my 88 4500......that's like 725 shots. that's about the same rate of efficiency.......in other words no better than before.........the only other possible cause is that it was cold as balls during the testing and i had fresh paint but it was still a real loose fit in my smallest freak insert, .679.....if the paint to barrel match and temperature are the culprits then i should be shooting an even lower pressure once it warms up, right? : It sounds reasonable to me, my rough rule of thumb is 200 shots per 1000 psi, but others will dissagree, I was getting about 600 shots on an almost full 68 3000. I have yet to check my shots per tank since I sweetspotted the new Orracle valve and springs, but I'll post when I do. : Razor :
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