View Full Version : new automag user...
PowderdToastMan
12-21-2001, 09:35 AM
This is my first automag and I was wondering what upgrades I should get first.....
(I already have a regulator and macroline and a smart parts 12 in barrol)
ciaran.mooney
12-21-2001, 09:38 AM
Ok firstly :
PLAY WITH IT!! Have some fun first then worry about upgrades.
First thing would be to check your powerfeed plug (if your using p/f) to make sure its parabolic (perfect curve) if its got a flat edge, send off for a parabolic one.
Then you can consider, getting HPA (High Pressure Air) which will let you get the whole 16bps a automag is capable of. An intelliframe or z-grip might be another major upgrade, costing well into the 100's or maybe a smaller upgrade (though just as good) getting the Superbolt.
Dont get one of those 8-hole mod upgrades or other upgrades not made by AGD. Though the hyperframe is meant to come highly reccomended.
BradPalooza
12-21-2001, 09:47 AM
Definitely agree with C.M.
And welcome to the board. :cool:
-Brad
Shifty Capone
12-21-2001, 10:19 AM
a cradle for that new hpa system youll eventually get ;)
by chance did you get a tko?
MidnightRider
12-21-2001, 10:44 AM
Talking about upgrades.... Where the heck do you buy a "foamie" bolt? I did not see it on AGD's online store and I have looked for it on a few other websites.
I might consider a superbolt but after reading all those other posts about the problems with its length, I think I will wait to get a chance to try one of somebody elses first.
Thanks in advance for any info on locating a foamie.
Peace.
MR
ciaran.mooney
12-21-2001, 11:11 AM
When your buying you bolt i think its an option - try looking under bolts.
PowderdToastMan
12-21-2001, 11:12 AM
ok thanx, Yeah i have the tko, and i also have 68cu nitro and 12vt revy, the super bolt sounds good for right now, i might get the intell frame later, im pretty sure the plug is parabalic also.
thanx again,
remember that you need to use the plastic nubbins with the superbolt. otherwise...sound like you got a pretty good setup.
PowderdToastMan
12-21-2001, 11:55 AM
alright, i have another question, is it ok to use nitro with a remote???
Magic37220
12-21-2001, 12:53 PM
Nitro will work fine on a remote.
ciaran.mooney
12-22-2001, 03:15 AM
As long as the remote line can hold the pressure of your tank, either 3000psi or 4500psi. Dont get a co2 line cos it wont hold!
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