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In Reply to: what is the difference posted by colin on February 11, 2003 at 21:58:26:

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Posted by:
K Keaty
on February 12, 2003 at 09:07:58

What Devon said is right in that you should try out the stock parts, but here's my opinion if you should still decide to upgrade. I recommend the Palmer Rock (or minirock or microrock) LP reg as the best of them all. I think the Shocktech or DYE 4-way (because of the 3 o-ring design) would probably be the best, and I use the ANS miniram, but am aware that the STO ram and the Clippard ram are also great products. I just got hooked on the ANS ram when they first came out because they were the smoothest operating ram I could find.
Hope this helps.
Kevin

: i just got a 2003 autococker and would like to know what front end i should get. either a dye or an ans? i am clueless please help

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: What Devon said is right in that you should try out the stock parts, but here's my opinion if you should still decide to upgrade. I recommend the Palmer Rock (or minirock or microrock) LP reg as the best of them all. I think the Shocktech or DYE 4-way (because of the 3 o-ring design) would probably be the best, and I use the ANS miniram, but am aware that the STO ram and the Clippard ram are also great products. I just got hooked on the ANS ram when they first came out because they were the smoothest operating ram I could find. : Hope this helps. : Kevin : : : i just got a 2003 autococker and would like to know what front end i should get. either a dye or an ans? i am clueless please help

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