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Thread: Proper Emag Bumper?

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    Proper Emag Bumper?

    I have an Emag valve w/ Level X.

    The "stock" soft clear bumpers get chewed up pretty fast. I seem to recall BlackVCG experimenting with different bumper compounds, greasing them, glueing them, etc.

    So what's the concensus? What is the "propa" Emag bumper set-up?

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    I superglue the clear ones on the valve. They last a little longer.

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    Dont use superglue. It will eat the urethane bumper. Use 2 part epoxy or Loctite 380.
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    Thanks!

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    just use the blue ones that the classic valve uses, i dont think i've ever had one of those need replacing

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    Quote Originally Posted by yaaaowHuggs
    just use the blue ones that the classic valve uses, i dont think i've ever had one of those need replacing

    Yes. AGD actually recommends the blue bumpers as they are a stronger material and last MUCH longer.

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    bump this....

    blue bumper lasts longer, but lvl 10 doesnt seem to be able to be set up quite as soft with them.

    but the alternative is chewing up a bumper about every case of paint or 2 - and when that bumper is gone, you will have some serious performance and breakage issues.


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    What's the difference between the blue classic bumpers and the x/rt-valve bumpers? They have different properties, but are the same material. Are they different thickness, or do they have a different "impact absorption" property?
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    D all of the above

    Different material, different density, different properties all around...

    Think a rubber washer vs a gummy bear washer


    Styg

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