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C02 on a shocker

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Posted by Michael "The_Huntsman" Covello on June 10, 2002 at 11:20:11:

I've heard different things about this but have been told C02 works great on a shocker, that it fires just as consistent as if it were on compressed air. If this is true then my further question would be, how is it working well if the Shocker I designed to operate at below 250 psi? I've never deen regs for c02 tanks.

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: I've heard different things about this but have been told C02 works great on a shocker, that it fires just as consistent as if it were on compressed air. If this is true then my further question would be, how is it working well if the Shocker I designed to operate at below 250 psi? I've never deen regs for c02 tanks.

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