nope the ones for a tenner anre the belsales one.....planet are now using the eclipse ones which have they engraving on them
max-flo on e-blade?
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smart parts informed me that u cannot change a lp into a hp....new system reqd...cool eh? The piston is a different size aswell as the spring.
The 'farting' noise is the pressure relief on the lp as it is only rated to around 300 as stark says.
Thx 4 ur help on this thread.......problem sorted or not sorted depends how u look at it.......oh its only money!!!!
The 'farting' noise is the pressure relief on the lp as it is only rated to around 300 as stark says.
Thx 4 ur help on this thread.......problem sorted or not sorted depends how u look at it.......oh its only money!!!!
Chris mate I have an HP MaxFlo im selling mate, with the standard rail and a NewDesignz drop..reg only...PM me if your interested
Chrissy, sell your maxflow and buy a screw in pre set air system (Dam Cheap) You don't have to mess around with anything and it makes your cocker a really light weight machine gun!!
P.s. Suck my balls
P.s. Suck my balls
First, you can not just change springs!. The Max-flow 4500 reg has a small piston to better handle the higher pressure differential.
But to answer the real question, YES. If you have a max-flow with the new style reg, you can simply switch regs, no problem.
If you have a Old style reg, it is almost as easy, the only change is that the old style manifold will have two teats on it. You have to unscrew the one closest to the front (it will be difficult as its red loctited in). Simply remove this and plug the hole with a 1/8 X 28 NPT plug. If you don't have one, just take the reg to a local plumbing supply or home improvement store and show them the hole and tell them you need a "1/8" pipe thread plug in the hex head style" they should be able to figure out what you want. Get Stainless Steel if possible, they will normally be less then a dollar.
Remember to use loctite on the thread (do not use thread tape!)
Before you air it up the first time, turn the pressure way down.
But to answer the real question, YES. If you have a max-flow with the new style reg, you can simply switch regs, no problem.
If you have a Old style reg, it is almost as easy, the only change is that the old style manifold will have two teats on it. You have to unscrew the one closest to the front (it will be difficult as its red loctited in). Simply remove this and plug the hole with a 1/8 X 28 NPT plug. If you don't have one, just take the reg to a local plumbing supply or home improvement store and show them the hole and tell them you need a "1/8" pipe thread plug in the hex head style" they should be able to figure out what you want. Get Stainless Steel if possible, they will normally be less then a dollar.
Remember to use loctite on the thread (do not use thread tape!)
Before you air it up the first time, turn the pressure way down.