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Re: That is normalish BUT.......................?

In Reply to: spyder problems. posted by Jon Frank on December 17, 2002 at 09:41:37:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on January 15, 2003 at 18:05:44

I wouldn't start drilling on you marker chute. It will weaken it and ruin your resale valve even if you don't break it. Spyder ALREADY ported the chute for you. That is good enough....!
By chance have you removed or damaged the bolt O rings? Or using a bolt without O rings?
That will dramatically increase your blowback.
They should run fine in the 10 bps range with an E grip. Way past what your finger can do. So is it REALLY a performance issue?
The Cure is a force feed hopper like a Warp Feed or Halo.

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: I wouldn't start drilling on you marker chute. It will weaken it and ruin your resale valve even if you don't break it. Spyder ALREADY ported the chute for you. That is good enough....! : By chance have you removed or damaged the bolt O rings? Or using a bolt without O rings? : That will dramatically increase your blowback. : They should run fine in the 10 bps range with an E grip. Way past what your finger can do. So is it REALLY a performance issue? : The Cure is a force feed hopper like a Warp Feed or Halo.

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