ok im putting the final touches towards my pneu and i want to get a new reg but im wondering what should i get the reg output psi to be for a pneu?
reg psi?
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For your LPR? About 70 psi is pretty average I think for an RT on/off and has plenty of head room for sticking seals. You can go lower, especially with a ULT on/off, but your ram will fill slower as well, and there is such a thing as "too light".
Somewhere around 120 psi or so you normally start popping hoses off, unless you use tophats, especially on cheap barbs. I would rather let the hose pop though.
If you have a fast LPR (like a micro rock), you can run it closer to your minimum as compared to one that is smaller and tighter (like a tickler). Your actual pressure setting will depend on the LPR, your on/off, and the placement of the ram. The higher up the sear you put the ram, the more pressure it will need.
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Originally posted by Spider-TWFor your LPR? About 70 psi is pretty average I think for an RT on/off and has plenty of head room for sticking seals. You can go lower, especially with a ULT on/off, but your ram will fill slower as well, and there is such a thing as "too light".
Somewhere around 120 psi or so you normally start popping hoses off, unless you use tophats, especially on cheap barbs. I would rather let the hose pop though.
If you have a fast LPR (like a micro rock), you can run it closer to your minimum as compared to one that is smaller and tighter (like a tickler). Your actual pressure setting will depend on the LPR, your on/off, and the placement of the ram. The higher up the sear you put the ram, the more pressure it will need.
sorry i meant to for the reg on my bottle, this is still really helpful info but thank you
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ok i thought that i was just wondering should i get higher as i see a lot of guys on the forum going for 1000 + but i im not sure if this is just for the RT affectOriginally posted by athomasYour bottle reg should be about 850psi.
i mean would ther be any advatage to me on a penu going above 850 psi?
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