Volumizer Placement

[Terence95]

Pick-up the last silver dust Speed at Vegas. Owen gave me the set of different sized volumizers. My question is to what side does the volumizer mount? Logic dictates that it should be on the same side as the valve and not the same side as the battery and LPR. Am I correct? If not, please explain. I've tried the largest on both sides and have found that on the valve side it has very little or no effect on allowing to lower the inline pressure. When installed on the LPR side, the volumizer allows for a quite on few cycles to de-pressurize the marker and again does not allow for pressures to lowered to around 200psi.

With or without the volumizer, my Speed will shoot 300fps with the inline set at 250psi. (AA Guardian tested)

[gremlin75]

add one on both sides. I think it was posted that you can expect to lose some efficence if you go to low though. So you might want to think bout that too

later
gremlin

[Terence95]

Yes, 250 is a great improvement over previous factory production Angels. Owen from WDP gave me three different sized volumizers while stating that the Speed stock comes at 350 psi, while with the smaller volumizer it's pressure should drop to 300psi, then 250psi for the middle and 200psi for the largest.
I may try varying the LPR pressure a shim one way or another to see if I can go lower.

[Emmit]

as I've stated before you should be able to put 2 volumizers on, and actually gain a little something out of it. The LPR now on the left hand side means that there is air on that side, why not give it a larger chamber? Knowing that the right side is where the majority of your air volume is would dictate the larger the volumizer the better your chances of getting low are.

[Docnlk]

so, what you are saying is that it would be better to pur the bigger volimizer on the air chamber side, and the smaller one on the lpr side? I just ordered one, and I had the same thought, that you should be able to put two on for more than just looks.

[Emmit]

theoretically....my suggestion is that once it arrives give it a shot, see how it performs....