Regs?

[TheTomBomb]

What is a good second stage reg, I thought about getting one from hybrid but is there any better to let me run on low psi?

[felony]

i have heard nothing but good from AKA products (sidewinder) Mac Deev's Gladiator is supposed to be very good as well.

dan

[Resist148]

sidewinder is like a max-flo too much stuff to mess around with go with a CP (its more consitant then my palmers stabalizer)

[soccer4minimags]

how much is your price range. I would go with a fatty stabilizer. Its cheaper than the original, smaller and doesn't require you to buy the LP spring like the original.
I have 2 of the originals. they adjust from 0-900psi. they work pretty decent and require basically no maintenance. I run them on 2 cockers.

[TheTomBomb]

my price range would probably be no more than $200.

[AzrealDarkmoonZ]

The Sidewinder is an excellent reg and it is actually one of the most simple regulators on the market. There are 2 orings on the adjustment screw, one oring on the stem and one around the stem. I have been using a Sidewinder for 2.5 years or so and have never had any trouble whatsoever with them. They are simple, maintenance free, good regulators.

Az

[TheTomBomb]

can someone post a link for the sidewinder?

[trains are bad]

Stabilizer=my kind of part. Never had the slightest bit of want for more performance and no maintenance. I have 3. I'd get a fatty.

[fire1811]

sidewinder is a great reg

http://akalmp.com/

i would either go with a sidewinder or a customproducts reg
both are great and really consistant after you break them in

[robdamanii]

I'll be the odd man out and say torpedo.

Once they're broken in (reg seals are hard as granite, but durable as hell), they are very consistent.

[Torbo]

i highly reccomend a sidewinder, or a CP for a bit less money

[tyrion2323]

Evil Detonator Regulator
Hybrid rDrive Stage 2 Regulator
Palmer Stabilizer

[FallNAngel]

Originally posted by Resist148
sidewinder is like a max-flo too much stuff to mess around with go with a CP (its more consitant then my palmers stabalizer)

Sidewinders require next to no maintenance...they're nothing like MaxFlo's.

Originally posted by soccer4minimags
how much is your price range. I would go with a fatty stabilizer. Its cheaper than the original, smaller and doesn't require you to buy the LP spring like the original.
I have 2 of the originals. they adjust from 0-900psi. they work pretty decent and require basically no maintenance. I run them on 2 cockers.

I highly doubt a new product is cheaper than the original (the stabilizer). The original (IIRC) didn't require an LP spring and the fatty is not 0-900, they're 0-450.

Originally posted by TheTomBomb
my price range would probably be no more than $200.

that's way plenty for an inline... I think with the exception of the MaxFlo (which I wouldn't get anyway), no inline goes for more than $100.

[mikebridge]

hmmm, i thought you needed ~150 psi difference between each reg for them to be consistent? aka, in my case, 1k coming out of the 68/45 AA Apoc, 850 coming out of the AA Black Ice, then tune the Xvalve til your fps is right (which would be ~700psi?) or am i totally confused?

[FallNAngel]

A) It's actually 200-250 psi difference
B) The X-Valve doesn't need an inline regulator... adding one will actually decrease performance
C) Though I forgot to mention it before, the Torpedo is basically a Stabilizer clone.