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Re: Impy and tank question

In Reply to: Impy and tank question posted by Noah Collin on January 02, 2003 at 15:01:03:

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Posted by:
titan
on January 03, 2003 at 17:53:33

: Hey, I just go my new impy and now I am gonna by a nitro tank. Now I have decided on a tank, and its available with two output pressures: 450 psi, and 850 psi. I know your supposed to have a low pressure coming out of your tank for an impy, but I have also been told that the on-gun max flow really can take any pressure and keep it consistent. What Im wondering is how benificial would it be to get the 450 over the 850? I would like to get the 850, cuz when i get my angel a few years down the road, I can use this tank. Thanks in advance.
No problem running any tank with the vertical max flo reg you have.

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: : Hey, I just go my new impy and now I am gonna by a nitro tank. Now I have decided on a tank, and its available with two output pressures: 450 psi, and 850 psi. I know your supposed to have a low pressure coming out of your tank for an impy, but I have also been told that the on-gun max flow really can take any pressure and keep it consistent. What Im wondering is how benificial would it be to get the 450 over the 850? I would like to get the 850, cuz when i get my angel a few years down the road, I can use this tank. Thanks in advance. : No problem running any tank with the vertical max flo reg you have.

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