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HIGH OUTPUT or LOW OUTPUT?

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Posted by:
"lilaznfoo"
on January 14, 2004 at 23:07:53

I'm a PB noobie and a good friend of mine bought me a Smart Parts Impulse for my birthday. I plan to buy a 68/4500 crossfire Nitro tank but i need to know whether to buy a High Output or Low Output tank... I plan to upgrade my gun with a Low Pressure Regulator if that helps... but not anytime soon. thanks :)

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: I'm a PB noobie and a good friend of mine bought me a Smart Parts Impulse for my birthday. I plan to buy a 68/4500 crossfire Nitro tank but i need to know whether to buy a High Output or Low Output tank... I plan to upgrade my gun with a Low Pressure Regulator if that helps... but not anytime soon. thanks :)

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