Help on Max flow system
- Thread starter SPUD-FIRESTORM
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Um screw it onto the Angel.....and pull the trigger
Sorry Spud that was too easy...of course it will work.
If you are actually asking do you still have to use the secondary regulator...according to Smarts Parts own claim for the regulators consitancy then no, but then I would use the Angel regulator as well and thats just me I'm sure others have tried it on its own (Max-Flo I mean). Try it and see if you like it
Sorry Spud that was too easy...of course it will work.
If you are actually asking do you still have to use the secondary regulator...according to Smarts Parts own claim for the regulators consitancy then no, but then I would use the Angel regulator as well and thats just me I'm sure others have tried it on its own (Max-Flo I mean). Try it and see if you like it
T'Tech Time
The 4500 Max Flow??
Yes it can be used
BUT it must be a high pressure reg (not low)
If you are unsure then call Smart Parts on
01322 555968
Nick tells me that it is easy to tell the difference.
Mark
The 4500 Max Flow??
Yes it can be used
BUT it must be a high pressure reg (not low)
If you are unsure then call Smart Parts on
01322 555968
Nick tells me that it is easy to tell the difference.
Mark
Thanks for the advice guys,All i need to do then is find out if my Max flow is high or low pressure.
CHEERS.
CHEERS.
Chances are you can tell that it's a high pressure Maxflow if it wasn't sold with a Shocker or Impulse. I think the guage is appropriately marked as well: a high pressure looks like just about any output pressure guage, whereas a low pressure one is a 0-300psi large (by comparison) Ashcroft.
As far as im aware (you might be as well to ask nick or phil at smartparts) the maxflo doesnt change, its the spring in the front of the reg (the chunky bit that you turn to alter the output pressure) that you alter for different pressure guns, and you get both low and high pressure spring packs with it?..