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Low Pressure Chamber Volume

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Posted by:
Jason Greenwood
on October 22, 2003 at 14:33:49

I have a spyder Victor that I am converting to LP, I have added an Autococker Ergo reg., new Truflight barrel, 32 deg. Magna valve, I have a 32 Deg. Spyder spring set. I changed the vertical adapter to a pirahna one with ASA port and have machined a port in the front of it in order to add a Gauge and Low pressure chamber.
Does anybody know how much volume a LP chamber adds? or does anybody have a LP chamber they could measure and calculate the volume?
Thanks in advance
Jason

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: I have a spyder Victor that I am converting to LP, I have added an Autococker Ergo reg., new Truflight barrel, 32 deg. Magna valve, I have a 32 Deg. Spyder spring set. I changed the vertical adapter to a pirahna one with ASA port and have machined a port in the front of it in order to add a Gauge and Low pressure chamber. : Does anybody know how much volume a LP chamber adds? or does anybody have a LP chamber they could measure and calculate the volume? : Thanks in advance : Jason

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