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WARPIG Tech Talk - Spyder
Hey Doc Roc.....
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Posted by shadow_walker on July 03, 2002 at 12:21:17:

LP stands for low pressure. What you do is make you gun work at a lower OP (operating pessure). The benifets of this are that you get more shots per tank, less ball brekage, and more consistant shots, a quieter marker, and a smoother shot. If anyone is interested in this, give me or hellrazor a hollar. I will say this though, and LP setup is not cheap. Here is a list of items that must be replaced (don't have to do this all in one shot)

1. LPC
2. Valve Pin
3. New Springs
4. Reg.
5. Barrel (has to be "port free" for atleast 8in.
6. V/A
7. Bolt
8. Valve
9. Polished Internals

Double check me on all this Dean, thanks.
HTH.

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