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WARPIG Tech Talk - Spyder
Re: low pressure chambers and bolts
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Posted by shadow_walker on October 22, 2002 at 16:39:28:

In Reply to: Re: low pressure chambers and bolts posted by DJacob on October 22, 2002 at 03:00:35:

: Aftermarket LP chambers are just for looks, they don't perform any better than the stock one. So the best one money can buy is the one you already have!

: The same is true for most bolts, however the AKA lightning bolt will usually increase velocity 10-30fps, does nothing for accuracy however.

: The last thing you want to upgrade on a spyder is the bolt--valve, barrel, regulator, and air source all come before the bolt.

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The shocktech low pressure chamber is longer and has a bigger area to hold more air so you don't out shoot your gun and it helps lower the pressure of the air. It's pretty much an extention of the valve. Remember, they call it a "low pressure" chamber for a rerason.
As for the bolt, although it really doesn't "increase" accuraccy, it shoots the air and hits the ball evenly which can "help" with accuraccy, but thats not the main reason for it, it's mostly for what Jacob said, to increase fps without using more air.

HTH. Later

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