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Re: low or high pressure?

In Reply to: low or high pressure? posted by Eldogg on April 19, 2003 at 00:32:59:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on April 21, 2003 at 14:14:09

Well, cockers already come fairly low pressure. I got my orracle at 240 psi and it is most efficient there. If you are talking about tank pressures, then it really depends on operating pressure. Mine works best with about 500 psi input. But stock operate around that area, so they need to go higher...around 800 psi.

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: Well, cockers already come fairly low pressure. I got my orracle at 240 psi and it is most efficient there. If you are talking about tank pressures, then it really depends on operating pressure. Mine works best with about 500 psi input. But stock operate around that area, so they need to go higher...around 800 psi.

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