I just received my Retro valve upgrade and I'm pretty excited. Now can anyone give me some helpful tips on these babies. About the spacers and anything else I need to know to have it run at peak level.
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Just keep her well-lubed! Oh, and dont forget about an adjustable tank. They arent necessary, but if the retro is too reactive, you'll need to drop the input pressure. I run mine off of a preset with no problems, but others might not be so lucky.-Gig 'Em Ags! -
What should I set the in going pressure to. Is 700psi good?Comment
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700psi is fine. On the other hand, I've got mine on a preset that's around 800-850psi and I really like the reactivity. Plenty of kick-back without any run-away action."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
-Charlie Papazian
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So setting the pressure at 800-850 would make the trigger more reactive? So thats it in regards to the retro valve, set the right pressure and keep her oiled.Comment
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That's it.
edit: I forgot.....Enjoy!"Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
-Charlie Papazian
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Yeah I am buying a preset in like a week or so. Then if I get a ReTro I will just get a reg into my vertical or something simple like that."If everything is under control your not moving fast enough."
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