Help Me With My Air System!!!!!

[pB_LoSpO_pB]

Hey guys... I just recently gave my friend's stock mag a major facelift and i bought it...

It was:

Stock .68 Classic Automag
9v Revvy
14" Boomer
Kapp Drop Zone and Foregrip
68/3000 Nitroduck w/ Rase Red Tank Cover

I put the following on:
Retrovalve
12v Revvy w Xboard intellifed
Intelliframe chrome/blade


I would like to work on my air system now...

I want to be able to regulate the amount of air going into my gun (my drop zone has an on/off screw thing on it, but i want a regulator).

Besides investing in an AGD Flatline system, is there anything i could do to my current one to regulate the pressure on both sides? I need to find some options for this- I would not mind getting a gas-thru foregrip; I will spend around $200 on my air system to upgrade.

HELP ME OUT!!

[virus]

well if you add and inline reg you may end up starving the valve... most presets are set to about 800-850psi... rule of thumb is to have a 200psi difference from one reg to the next so that would drop you down to 600-650psi which is pretty much the min input to the Retro valve...... you would be better off spending a little extra money and get one of the cheaper adjustable tanks... even look into a used one, just remember to ask how long before it needs to be tested......

[pB_LoSpO_pB]

Yea... i found a flatline 68/3000 for $250.

Is that a good price?

Also, will it fit my Kapp Drop Zone or do i need a dovetail adapter?

I dont like the idea of buying used tanks... it makes me uncomfortable (the only thing i wont buy used)

Thanks

[mykroft]

It's too big for the DZ 2.
It comes with an integrated shorty drop. CP makes a Dovetail adaptor for the 3K flatline so you can mount it on Geddon rails. (The 45 Flatline comes with a dovetail adaptor)