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  • hawpunch
    Registered User
    • Jan 2002
    • 1044
    #1

    help with nitro for newbie...

    hi,

    well, after reading some of the posts, i've been convinced to go nitro over co2. i have a 68/3000 crossfire coming in, but is there anything i need to know about hooking it up and using or just using nitros in general. any help is appreciated from this newbie! thanks!

    aloha,

    jae park
    good traders: grey_goose, justin_j, Aliens-8-MyDad, detect, cypres0099, murray123, load sm5 (great grips!), tunaman, donngie (has everything you need), thlibo, ttoad4000t, rdb123.

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    • Blazini
      Registered User
      • Jun 2001
      • 70
      #2
      With the tank you have on the way there's not much to it.Gas it up,screw it in and rip away. You'll be glad you did the first time you try playing in these beautiful Ohio winters.:)

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        • hawpunch
          Registered User
          • Jan 2002
          • 1044
          #3
          hehe...

          hey blazini,

          that's one of the reasons i'm going to nitro. i'm originally from hawaii and the weather is quite nice there. these lovely cleveland winters have convinced me that i might just have to go to something a litte more stable than c02. thanks for the headsup!

          aloha,

          jae park
          good traders: grey_goose, justin_j, Aliens-8-MyDad, detect, cypres0099, murray123, load sm5 (great grips!), tunaman, donngie (has everything you need), thlibo, ttoad4000t, rdb123.

          FEEDBACK = http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?p=1676540#post1676540

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