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I can't persuade my 98 to go below 300 psi

In Reply to: Cocker questions posted by Chad Myers on April 05, 2003 at 23:12:27:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on April 06, 2003 at 11:48:57

Adding volume behind the valve didn't help nor any spring set combination.
Any set up out there on a 98 cocker working 250 range?

: and is there any setup that can give you an operating pressure under 100psi?

Nope I haven't seen one either but I've got a broken 0-300 psi guage that reads 100 psi. You could just install it and have fun going around playing with peoples minds.
Sell it to you cheap! LOL!

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Dale.. Razorpb 13:45:55 04/07/03 (3)

Yes you have mentioned it. Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 16:50:03 04/09/03 (2)

Re: Yes you have mentioned it. Chad Myers 20:08:29 04/09/03 (1)

Re: Yes you have mentioned it. Zepher 01:47:19 04/20/03 (0)

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: Adding volume behind the valve didn't help nor any spring set combination. : Any set up out there on a 98 cocker working 250 range? : : : and is there any setup that can give you an operating pressure under 100psi? : : Nope I haven't seen one either but I've got a broken 0-300 psi guage that reads 100 psi. You could just install it and have fun going around playing with peoples minds. : Sell it to you cheap! LOL!

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