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Re: How do i change a tank with lp output higher

In Reply to: How do i change a tank with lp output higher posted by Zepher on May 14, 2003 at 21:07:05:

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PigTech
on May 14, 2003 at 22:45:42
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: i got a centerflag 68ci 3000psi carbon fiber for a great price but it is set at lp and my autococker runs at a high pressure . How would i change the preset output to around 800
: should i just get a new regulator????
: thanks
: bill
If it's one of Centerflag's fixed output (non adjustable) regulators, it's not user-serviceable, in fact they don't even want airsmiths working on them. Call them and ask about swaping it for an 800 psi output reg, or getting its internals swapped.
See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

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: : i got a centerflag 68ci 3000psi carbon fiber for a great price but it is set at lp and my autococker runs at a high pressure . How would i change the preset output to around 800 : : should i just get a new regulator???? : : thanks : : bill : If it's one of Centerflag's fixed output (non adjustable) regulators, it's not user-serviceable, in fact they don't even want airsmiths working on them. Call them and ask about swaping it for an 800 psi output reg, or getting its internals swapped. : See you on the field, : -Bill Mills

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