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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
What mods should I get for a custom98 and flatline

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Posted by Dotanuki on September 30, 2002 at 19:43:29:

I just got a new Custom 98 and Flatline barrel. I am looking for suggestions and mods to improve performance I am mostly concerned about the best performance.

I was using PowerBall paint last time I use the gun and the pressure was set to about 280. After reading some posts here I wanted to find out what paint combo worked the best with the flatline?

Also if the low pressure system would help with accruacy.

Another think I noticed was that I seem to have a feed problem where after about 3 or 4 shots the hopper would not feed and I would have to shake the gun to get the next round. Any suggestion on how to fix that? Other than an autofeeder.

Also has anyone used the starfire bolt?



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