Carbon in searc of an new adjustable

[Carbon]

I was thinking of getting a Maxflow. Older style, with the offset regs. Can you please give me the particulars of how your maxflow has treated you?

If not a Maxflow, what other brand do you suggest?

yes ive done a search, now convince me please...

[Steelrat]

Dynaflow. The Z-man and steelrat viking videos speak for themselves

[Carbon]

Steelrat know of any good places to get a Dynaflow. I know your a big fan of em. im just not sure where to start. the have the reag for sale at pbgear.com but, i dont want to hassle with installing a tank. also, what mount do you use on with your Dynaflo?

[meshaq]

to mount dynaflows, you need a rail. also check the dealers forum, madmolly is or atleast was still selling some

[slade]

to mount dynaflows, you need a rail. also check the dealers forum, madmolly is or atleast was still selling some

shes not anymore, i sort of wish i hadnt missed that deal, thats the best deal we'll ever see on a new dynaflow. as for the maxflow, i wouldnt recomend it. first of all morally, since sp is evil, but also, my robotics team used a maxflow tank in a bot last year, and it failed miserably. i wasnt on the team then, but from what i heard the problem was with the regulator messing up.

[player4]

How good are the Nitro Duck adjustables performance wise? They only cost 233.......

[ilikePB]

I've had 2 68/45 Max Flows and never had a problem with either. I have one right now. I prefer using a Crossfire screw in for ease of use. However, if you really want an adjustable then I say an older style manifold Max Flow is a good choice because you can get them for a pretty good price used and they perform great in my experience..

[hardr0ck68]

maxflows are soooo much maintaince, and they love to develop randon leaks you never thought possiable. I use raptors, because they are UBER-cheap, lifetime no questions asked style warrentee, a great company standing behind them and they are as reliable as a standard mag valve (because they ARE a standard mag valve).

they are not "known" as a LP tank, but will handle lp just fine....and high pressure they are beasts at, i have run mine up around 1200 with no issue....very virsitile, underrated, reliable tank...

[RenagadeOfFunk]

maxflows are soooo much maintaince, and they love to develop randon leaks you never thought possiable.

...REALLY!!!...

well after 6 months of intense play mine is fine...maybe you shouldn't throw your tank...

[ilikePB]

...REALLY!!!...

well after 6 months of intense play mine is fine...maybe you shouldn't throw your tank...

Agreed. I had my old Max Flow for like a year with 0 problems. The one I have now I've only had for a couple weeks, but it's performed great the couple times I've used it and I trust that it will continue to do so like my old one did.

[hAppy]

I've heard a lot of good stuff about MD Conquest. Might want to look into those Carbon.

[Steelrat]

I've heard a lot of good stuff about MD Conquest. Might want to look into those Carbon.

Conquests are not designed to handle the output pressure required for mags.

[GT]

dynaflow>everything else

[Skywalker]

Dynaflows and old style max-flos are the way to go.

[Kevmaster]

dynaflow>everything else

Couldn't be more RIGHT!

I love my dynaflow. I wouldn't use anything else