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Vert adapters

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Posted by olderthandirt on June 30, 2002 at 09:20:34:

It is still possible to find a Thunderpig vertical adapter for the Tippmann Pro-Lite or Pro-carbine? I'm attempting to install a vertical adapter/expansion chamber on my old Pro-Lite. A Tippmann tech says you can't do it because the valve has to be able to move forward and backard (true) however I have observed several Pro-Lites at various sites set up with vert adapters. I tried the Tippmann vert adapter, but it angles to the rear and doesn't leave room between the adapter port and the valve for the macro-line fittings. I want to use macro-line because it is flexible and should allow the valve to move. The Thunderpig is straight up and down.

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: It is still possible to find a Thunderpig vertical adapter for the Tippmann Pro-Lite or Pro-carbine? I'm attempting to install a vertical adapter/expansion chamber on my old Pro-Lite. A Tippmann tech says you can't do it because the valve has to be able to move forward and backard (true) however I have observed several Pro-Lites at various sites set up with vert adapters. I tried the Tippmann vert adapter, but it angles to the rear and doesn't leave room between the adapter port and the valve for the macro-line fittings. I want to use macro-line because it is flexible and should allow the valve to move. The Thunderpig is straight up and down.

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