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Posted by Bart "Bkfgjfdhg" Conant on Novembe r 01, 2001 at 17:08:22:

In Reply to: how to upgrade s/f board in new 4x4 shocker posted by crown313 on October 31, 2001 at 20:10:40:

It isnt worth it to get either a S/F or Turbo Board. They will both be illeagal in tournies, and if you are buying it from hypersportworks.com, get their trigger frame and you will be able to shoot as fast as the gun can, trust me. Also, getting a S/F board, and installing it on a 2002 shocker means buying a new trigger and if you are getting a HSW frame you will need the DS set up. This is because only a few, if any S/F boards are LS. They were all made 99 or older. Stick with 4x4. It isnt slow enough to need a new board.

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: It isnt worth it to get either a S/F or Turbo Board. They will both be illeagal in tournies, and if you are buying it from hypersportworks.com, get their trigger frame and you will be able to shoot as fast as the gun can, trust me. Also, getting a S/F board, and installing it on a 2002 shocker means buying a new trigger and if you are getting a HSW frame you will need the DS set up. This is because only a few, if any S/F boards are LS. They were all made 99 or older. Stick with 4x4. It isnt slow enough to need a new board.

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