What does LPR stand for?

[walbuls]

Like it says What does LPR stand for? What is it? How do you tell wut it is set at?

I feel so dam stupid. :pat:

[KEN CRANE]

Like it says What does LPR stand for? What is it? How do you tell wut it is set at?

I feel so dam stupid. :pat:

low pressure regulator

[walbuls]

wut is it and how do i tell wut it is set at

[dynastySSS]

i like running it at 50-55 psi...just use ken recomended settings

[- KEVIE -]

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[walbuls]

wut is it and how do i tell wut it is set at

i like running it at 50-55 psi...just use ken recomended settings

Lose Paint......uh......um....Reallyquick(hahah)


How does that help me?

[- KEVIE -]

did you search it? you prolly did

[walbuls]

ya but i dident get any good answers

[thog94]

You need the tool kit to tell what your LPR is running at. With the tool kit, you remove the end cap on the LPR side, screw in the gauge and air up your gun. The gauge will then tell you what pressure your LPR is running at.

[walbuls]

thanks thog

[walbuls]

You need the tool kit to tell what your LPR is running at. With the tool kit, you remove the end cap on the LPR side, screw in the gauge and air up your gun. The gauge will then tell you what pressure your LPR is running at.

Do i need the angel tool kit with gauge or the LPR&Ram multi tool kit combo.

[Emmit]

Do i need the angel tool kit with gauge or the LPR&Ram multi tool kit combo.
the tool kit that is found on most of our sponsors web pages contains the LPR gauge, Ram removal and adjustment tool, and LPR removal tool. It typically goes for between 50-60 dollars. Or you can try to scour the classifieds and hope someone is trying to sell one...I've seen them go for as low as 35 and as much as 60 so it's hit or miss there.

[walbuls]

thanks

[Jouster]

As for what the LPR is (i.e. its function and appearance), check out AngelFAQ.com (http://www.AngelFAQ.com).

Jouster

[walbuls]

Under construction :notsure: :cry:

[Jouster]

Under construction :notsure: :cry:
Yup, but the info you might want is there. :)

Jouster