Getting a speed...

[PBJeff]

Hi, I just traded my cocker for a speed and it should be here in a couple days. I've been reading over as much stuff as I can on this forum and I have a couple questions. I read that running a high pressure preset tank directly into the mini reg could cause problems. What exactly would running my PMI 68/45 directly into the mini reg do bad if anything? Also, a friend told me dryfiring could harm the speed. Any truth to that and if so to what extent could it hurt it?

Thanks

[Xquisit]

yes ive heard its hard to get ur fsp at or below 300 but what u do i think is just lower ur lpr by taking out a couple shims and upping ur dwell i think is the solution to that problem. id ask ken, just pm him and i haven't experienced any problems dry firing my gun. And I do it all the time just for ****s and giggles. And by the way, I assure u, u will be more pleased with ur speed than ur cocker, once u set it all to ur specs.

[PBJeff]

Cool, so the tank thing can be fixxed by just setting up the gun a little different?

[Xquisit]

yup it should work fine, as long as u set it correctly, just ask ken he'll get u set up perfectly

[mayhams clint]

if nothing else you can buy a new mini reg that is designed to take high pressure tanks... like a warped one, havent had any problems since i put that on.

dry fire away. it wont hurt at all. heh and it scares rec ballers into calling themselves out when you bunker em without paint.