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bruceuk
02-26-2005, 04:23 PM
Ok


I have after a few hours talking with Martin at evolve been able to fit and set my V2 evolve kit up on my 05 speed, here is a blow by blow account (ill try and sort out some pictures later)

1- The first thing to do was to set the input pressure from the inline (vert) 05 reg so that it was inputing at 300psi into the marker, This was done by fitting a blanking plug with a guage to the front left hand side (looking from the front), so i could read the input pressure, then adjusting the vert reg until it read 300psi. refit the the blanking plug.

2 - remove the Ram and replace the hammer with the delrin and metal faced evolve hammer. refit the ram assembly and set the ram.

3 - reshim the lpr so that it reads 100psi on the angel tool kit, then fit the lpr assembly (into the gun goes cone, spring, brass rod, lpr cap), fit the evolve guage to the lpr cap and set the pressure to around 40psi.

4 - degass, remove the front Left hand blanking plug, remove the plastic rod, spring and valve stem.
Grease the V2 evolve valve stem and the rear O-ring, fit into the marker to replace the removed components, fit the spring and adjuster screw into the newton valve cap, fit the cap to the marker.

5 - wind the adjuster screw into the newton cap until it stops (dont over tighten), re gas the gun, check the lpr is still at 40psi (you didnt take the guage off did you), Fire the marker,

6 - Now adjust the screw out in the Newton cap until the marker begins to fire, now check the velocity over the chrono, adjust the velocity on the Newton cap (NOT the vert reg) until you have the velocity you require.

7 - check the lpr it shouldnt have changed, place 2 balls in the feed neck and fire, there should be no blow back.

8 - Degass the marker, remove evolve guage and refit blanking screw into the lpr, lock down the lpr adjuster screw.

9 - fit hopper, let rip, smile like a fool :), remove hopper fit finger into feed neck and smile as the bolt bounces off.

10 - use the Newton adjuster screw to set velocity from now on. After around 1000 shots you will need to recheck the lpr pressure as the spring beds in

11 - you will be able to drop you dwell as the kit wears in.

we had the marker cycling at 25psi on the lpr andfiring at 290fps, but was suffering from shoot down this we think is down to the recovery rate of either the lpr or the vert reg or a mixture of both.

As the kit wears in you should be able to drop the lpr pressure to around the 35psi mark (and maybe lower) and set the dwell to one of bottom.

I hope this makes some sense to people, i hope to re do it with picture later

cheers

Bruce

Benfrain
02-26-2005, 06:50 PM
Forgive my ignorance but is this a new version of the Newton kit then? Are all the Newton's that Evolve are now selling V2?

How does this differ from version 1?

Sorry for the perhaps obvious questions...

sharps990
02-26-2005, 09:57 PM
Forgive my ignorance but is this a new version of the Newton kit then? Are all the Newton's that Evolve are now selling V2?

How does this differ from version 1?

Sorry for the perhaps obvious questions...

if i am not mistaken it is the one with the valve having a cup-seal instead of an o-ring, and a shorter valve side volumizer

sharps

DrKillgore
02-27-2005, 12:07 AM
if its the new version evolve, why does the hammer have a metal face?

bruceuk
02-27-2005, 04:00 AM
the V2 kit has a shorter volumiser and a new cup seal, we have tried both the complete plastic hammer and the plastic/metal hammer, there is no real difference other than a slight weight change :)

we had issues with the plastic hammer in that if the ram is not set correctly then it is possible to break the front ridge when rapid firing. The metal face just ensures that this can not happen

bruce

bruceuk
02-27-2005, 04:02 AM
Ben

i will be at the PA next weekend if you want to take a look and have a try

bruce

Benfrain
02-27-2005, 05:58 AM
Bruce, that would be great, I'll save a bit of paint and have a blast over the chrono with it if that's ok?

Cheers - Ben

DrKillgore
02-27-2005, 09:48 AM
so 300 and use the vol. to adj velocity?

bruceuk
02-27-2005, 10:23 AM
so 300 and use the vol. to adj velocity?


yes, thats it, have tried it this weekend at a traing day put around 1000 paint through it running low 290s +/- 5fps. Seem to be working like a charm,

bruce