ok just wondering if one can mount a valve sideways or upside down and not have any bad effects (works just fine) ? i would only use nitro for air supply.
ok just wondering if one can mount a valve sideways or upside down and not have any bad effects (works just fine) ? i would only use nitro for air supply.
i guess the techs would say dont do it.Originally Posted by RT Lover
since there is no zlock or zlock pin channel to stop the back half of the valve from possibly unscrewing and busting/ killing the user in the face.
people will tell me if im wrong.
but thats what i gather.
are you rotating the rail exactly with the valve?
the rail is your saftey mechanism for the valve.
again no expert just sayin.
Good point... say if there was a z lock.. then could one rotate it? Then if there wasn't a saftey pin understanding the risk lock tight it? I'm thinking I want to rotate a valve
locktight, not sure.Originally Posted by RT Lover
my tripple mage the two side valves have been rotated a bit, i would say almost 45*
so you can do it, but that tripple rail is one milled piece so i pretty sure thats not what you are thinking of doing,
yeah it would be a good idea to have a zlock chanel.
The valve can be operated in any orientation. It will work fine. It has to be mounted on a rail and that rail must be rotated with the valve. The rail holds the on-off assembly in place and provides the spacing for the sear assembly.
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