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2001 cocker mods

Originally posted by cockersrule
air system if u aint got one....

the you move onto the internals,
such as most of the stuff on the belsales website click here

hollow point 3 way
evo ram
new valve
new LPR
lots of nice shiny stuff!!
Well, my Impys dead right now, so i used my low pressure tank (450psi) on the cocker today... it didnt seem to be gettin that legendary cocker distance.... What exactly will the aftermarket 3-way help?(my first cocker, haha)
 

jeevusmaximus

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Cockers need HP air systems. I think most run about 600-700psi into the marker.

As for buying bits, how much do you want to spend?

Reasonable bits:
Hinge trigger (Eclipse Blade)
Belsales hollow point 3-way (can give you a shorter trigger pull with the hinger trigger)
Belsales Delrin Bolt
HP air system
Belsales Evo Ram

Bling Bling bits:
Belsales or AKA tornado valve
AKA sidewinder reg (ergo reg equivalent)

If you want to get some Belsales stuff, contact DangerousBrian on these forums, he works there and he is a nice chap.
 

jahlad

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ok a 2k1 cocker will run pritty sweet straight out of the box

first thing you need is a suitable air system ie, a high pressure one.
then you can start fiddling with everything else,
id go summut like this order
bolt - cant go wrong with the super charger (as found in eclipse and evo cockers. this will do a number of things including increaseing efficency, making the marker quieter and is more 'ball friendly'
trigger - next id work on the trigger, eather a roller sear and a trigger job on the standard frame or get an eclipse blade frame, nice and short.
3-way - a hollowpoint (as on eclipse) or similar 3-way will allow you to make your trigger even shorter and give a higher rate of fire
rex dialer - will allow you to adjust the velocity without taking the cocking rod out
valve - a super charger valve will give much better efficency and when used with a rex kit allows the use of lighter springs which will allow the mech to cycle faster and increase rate of fire

anything after that is for looks mainly, the stock ram and front reg onthe 2k1 cockers are easily good enough, the only reason to change the ram would be to get one that looks better than the stock brass one and the reg is as good as most after market ones

enjoy!
 

Cube

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Originally posted by DangerousBrian
just want to say thats into the INLINE REG, not into the gun. bit picky i know, but some people get confused.

see, i am nice :-p
Absolutely, my old '93 RF cocker with a bit of internal milling and a Shocktech front end was running happily @300fps with an input pressure on the ASA of around 320psi with the AIR reg set at 500ish

Think my eBlade runs about the same Planet list it as being 250-350 psi (Factory Set @ 325psi For Testing)

and who said you weren't nice DB
 
Originally posted by Cube
Absolutely, my old '93 RF cocker with a bit of internal milling and a Shocktech front end was running happily @300fps with an input pressure on the ASA of around 320psi with the AIR reg set at 500ish

Think my eBlade runs about the same Planet list it as being 250-350 psi (Factory Set @ 325psi For Testing)

and who said you weren't nice DB
nobody, was agreeing with Jeeves :)