hey guys. im having problems getting my pneumag to fire. i havent permanently secured the mpa-3 yet because of this issue. the only way i can get it to fire is if the piston hits very low on the sear and at a downward angle with the lpr cranked ALL the way up. any suggestions? would an rt on/off help resolve this? thanks :)
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Pictures? What kind of valve, on/off, and frame? -
classic valve with stock/classic on/off. pneus on intelliframe
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You'll want an RT On/off or maybe even a ULT. I'd go with the RT On/off first.Originally posted by yahnnieFBComment
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Yep, I second the suggestion for the RT on/off. It takes too much force for the ram to activate the classic on/off.Comment
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thanks guys :)Comment
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will i be able to just drop in an rt on/off , or is there more to it than that .Comment
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Yes, just drop it in. I have one in my classic automag valve.Comment
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You want that ram to hit the sear as low as possible. I prefer straight on. Make sure that there is some space between the ram and sear when its gassed up. If the ram is too close it wont work as well.
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iirc the actuating force on the classic on off is 7 pounds? the ult brings it down in the ounces. just as a point of reference, with my ult my lpr is turned in 1/2-1 turn. with an rt on/off it is turned in 2-3 turns.
i'm surprised you didn't blow any hoses cranking up the lpr that much, good luck on your build!Comment
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Don't forget to do "the electrician" mod to the on/off to lower the pressure of the pin even more! Goodle "I'll be your huckle berry shingo " and you'll see the mod.Comment
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thanks for all the info guys
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