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Poldo
on December 02, 2002 at 19:42:18

ok i have a minicocker with a 68 3000 max flow system. you know the old ones that have reverse threads on the tank. well my efficiency and pressure suck. i have an input of about 550. i never tried sweetspotting the reg. i have an ans jackhammer reg and an ans ram. stock valve and all that good stuff. what i want to know is whats a better internal set up to get my pressure down and more efficient. im willing the change it all if thats what it calls for. do those low pressure volumizer deals work on the front block? some info on all this would be great. thanks
adam

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: ok i have a minicocker with a 68 3000 max flow system. you know the old ones that have reverse threads on the tank. well my efficiency and pressure suck. i have an input of about 550. i never tried sweetspotting the reg. i have an ans jackhammer reg and an ans ram. stock valve and all that good stuff. what i want to know is whats a better internal set up to get my pressure down and more efficient. im willing the change it all if thats what it calls for. do those low pressure volumizer deals work on the front block? some info on all this would be great. thanks : adam

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