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850 psi input hindering reg performance???

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Posted by:
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on December 26, 2002 at 19:01:54

i got a high pressure tank way back when i first had a spyder. the tank is a crossfire 68 4500. the reg on the tank is set to 850psi. now, on my cocker, my inline reg is a AKA sidewinder reg, which accepts input pressures up to 800psi (or so it says in the manual). now i was wondering if this would cause a detremental effect on performance through my reg??? i gettricyclepy velocity fluctuations, and i dont think its barrel to ball related. i got a boomy and lately have been shooting PMI premium.
any thoughts???

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: i got a high pressure tank way back when i first had a spyder. the tank is a crossfire 68 4500. the reg on the tank is set to 850psi. now, on my cocker, my inline reg is a AKA sidewinder reg, which accepts input pressures up to 800psi (or so it says in the manual). now i was wondering if this would cause a detremental effect on performance through my reg??? i get<i>tricycle</i>py velocity fluctuations, and i dont think its barrel to ball related. i got a boomy and lately have been shooting PMI premium. : any thoughts???

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