what would happen if you took the front part of an rt valve and attached it to the back part of a micromag valve. id like to know if anyone has tried anything like this before. i havent ever checked, for all i know the threads wont even match up. but still...
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Never heard about anyone trying it, I personally wouldn't reccomend it... -
I wouldn't recommend that too, the reverse is safer to try, i guess, attaching the back part of an RT to a front part of a classic. Then again, I guess the design is different, i think the air paths are different, so you may end up in sealing the pass-through of air from one part to the other... *This is a guess* I'm not really sure.
Either way, please be aware that you may wreck something! Most probably will be just o-rings, but if you're adventurous enough, try it, and tell us
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You're right, that is a pretty dumb question.
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ZING!Originally posted by phazeshifterYou're right, that is a pretty dumb question.Comment
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well if the RT valve is like the X-valve somethng bad or odd should happen as it has that extra half valve on the bottom of the on/off pin and a double spring inside the back half instead of a single inside the regular.Guns
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