Posted by: Razorpb on January 13, 2003 at 14:02:29

I still use my stock WGP inline on my cocker at 280 psi without problems and great consistency, the ero will give you the same performance, just easier to adjust (external rather than internal) Hope it helps. Razor : : I dont really like the size of the inline maxflow... if it were not for that I would probably go for that. Last night I was talking with a dealer and he offered me one of the newer WGP Ergos for kinda cheap. Anyone still use one of those? : Yup. Good reg, but can get touchy to adjust at lower pressure. The sidewinder is a slightly improved ERGO (Basically the fitting for the hose comes in differently). : If it is too hard to adjust just where you want it, go to www.mcmaster.com and look at beville (sp?) springs. go for the lightest spring for .75" OD. and use a stack of 8 instead of seven like the stock. this will give more throw on the piston for a given pressure and sets the primary adjustment range down around 250 PSI. I have a post around here somewhere with the part number.

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