Posted by: LettuceHead on January 29, 2003 at 20:02:24

... going with a light valve spring and a stiff mainspring. At normal pressures (800-850psi) this would be insanely high. The idea is to keep the valve open longer to allow a larger volume of lower pressure to flow thru. You'll want a tightbored barrel or a lot of your potential pressure will blast past the ball. : You've given me a lot of good information! : I guess I need to forget my dreams of a low pressure phantom. : R.I.P. Low pressure phantom : One last question, what would I need to do to the springs to get it down to 700. Do you need harder springs?

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