SmartParts Max-Flow

[silador]

Supper New Bee Here
Hey all just got in my Inline SmartParts Max-Flow.
Looking at my RTPro how in the heck do i connect it.
Do i have to buy a different Air line ? which it looks like i do.
What line would i use. And Yes the Max-Flow is set up for Hi Pressure.

More info added
Ok the gun has an ASA on it.
Do i need to switch out the ASA for another line. If so what type of line would i need to do that.
The INLINE MAX-FLOW does not have an ASA connection at all.
This is the web site to Smart Parts if some supper Techy person could look see to see what i am babbling about,with the Inline Max-Flow www.automags.org

Thanks for all the help in advance

Silador
Man Being a New Bee at stuff is Ruff ..

[kdawg]

First of all there is no use in putting another reg on a mag.

Depending on how your mag is setup, you would need a vertical asa to mount the reg in the foregrip area (removing the foregrip of course). Then you run a line from your tank asa to the reg then from the output side of the reg or asa to the mag vavle. But like I said, it is pointless. The only advantage gained for a mag is when using an adjustable tank.

EDIT**the above is for a vertical maxy.....what maxflo do you have?

[jonmcfatty]

uhhh I think he's talking about the adjustable tank. I had one and you need a rail like a cp or some drop with a standard rail on it. You do have to use a different line probably. I would suggest microline

[afultz075]

You do have to use a different line probably. I would suggest microline

Whoa, hope you mean macroline there. I wouldn't use microline on a mag with all that pressure going into the valve through one of those tiny hoses

[kdawg]

uhhh I think he's talking about the adjustable tank. I had one and you need a rail like a cp or some drop with a standard rail on it. You do have to use a different line probably. I would suggest microline

he said inline maxflo, which would just be the reg.......not sure exactly what he means though. He could have a vertical or horizontal maxflo or the tank system......