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Answered my own question, heres what I found..

In Reply to: Re: Orracle valve vs. stock cocker valve posted by Spray-N-Pray on November 23, 2002 at 14:53:06:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 25, 2002 at 13:55:57

It's stainless and the mouth where the cup seal sits is .065 larger diameter than the stock brass WGP valve. I put it in my cocker this weekend with the included springs and am happy with the results. Rock solid consistency, +/- 8 fps using Proball with the red Freak sleeve. Input is about 280 psi the reg sweetspotted at about 220 fps and a turn on the IVG set me right at 280 fps, and I can gas up with the hammer dropped and not vent out the barrel, a must for the new pump kit I just got from WGP. Hope this helps anyone with the same question.
Razor
: I did read somewhere that the orracle valve was steel instead of the brass stock valve. As is actual internals, I don't know.

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: It's stainless and the mouth where the cup seal sits is .065 larger diameter than the stock brass WGP valve. I put it in my cocker this weekend with the included springs and am happy with the results. Rock solid consistency, +/- 8 fps using Proball with the red Freak sleeve. Input is about 280 psi the reg sweetspotted at about 220 fps and a turn on the IVG set me right at 280 fps, and I can gas up with the hammer dropped and not vent out the barrel, a must for the new pump kit I just got from WGP. Hope this helps anyone with the same question. : Razor : : I did read somewhere that the orracle valve was steel instead of the brass stock valve. As is actual internals, I don't know.

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