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Re: Expansion chamber

In Reply to: Expansion chamber posted by unkown unkown on January 25, 2003 at 23:59:07:

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PigTech
on January 28, 2003 at 12:04:07
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: I want to put in an expansion chamber but i dont want to buy the kit becuase i dont want the vertical adapter and i want to know if i can put in the expansion chamber myself without the kit and what parts i need to do it, oh and if anybody has instructions that would help
Unless you have a vertical adapter already, you'll need one, that's what the expansion chamber screws into. If you already have a vertical ASA and bottom-line, all you need is an expansion chamber (both ACI and PMI carry them in their product lines) screw it into the vertical ASA, and run the hose from the bottom-line to it.
See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

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: : I want to put in an expansion chamber but i dont want to buy the kit becuase i dont want the vertical adapter and i want to know if i can put in the expansion chamber myself without the kit and what parts i need to do it, oh and if anybody has instructions that would help : Unless you have a vertical adapter already, you'll need one, that's what the expansion chamber screws into. If you already have a vertical ASA and bottom-line, all you need is an expansion chamber (both ACI and PMI carry them in their product lines) screw it into the vertical ASA, and run the hose from the bottom-line to it. : See you on the field, : -Bill Mills

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