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MooShoo1717
06-23-2003, 02:16 AM
Does anyone know anything about a bonebreak mod for the angel speed and what they would replace things. Also, if you get a bonebrake mod is your warranty voided with the sponsers? Thanks.
grant123
06-23-2003, 03:04 AM
hey, bonebrake will have a speed out sometime soon( within a few months or sooner, from what i have heard.)
They have 1 gun in beta stage and are tinkering around right now.
They will probably add a volumizer, do some nifty milling, replace some internals/bolt add a lifetime warrenty on everything and sell it for 400 or so more..... i love some of bonebrakes stuff, but other stuff i hate. your paying for 60% warrenty in the 400$
bonebrake factory plays at my field and they just got there bonebrake speeds, im not sure what is different about them, but they shoot super nice
warpedx
06-23-2003, 03:29 AM
Your warranty will be voided, and you will be relying on Bonebrake's warranty only.
Kriptic
06-23-2003, 03:39 AM
i never got into bonebreaks stuff, can someone fill me in on what mods they have out for previous angels...?
grant123
06-23-2003, 03:39 AM
bonebrake has a great warrenty, thats what you pay for.
What's wrong with WDP's warranty? How many service centers does Bonebrake have? I bet it's not much different than a stock speed.
MooShoo1717
06-23-2003, 12:02 PM
Well has far as there service centers its nice for me. I live here in Wa where nobody else is but bonebrakes is right below me in OR. I could drive down and back in a day. Also, to answer kriptics question they change some internals and open up some chambers more for lower pressure and higher flow rate. The eliminate brass shavings with SS hammers and do really nice tune ups replacing things like the valve if needed. Theres a guy at my field with a bonbrake IR3 and he says he likes the mod. I like his gun to but i dont really notice much difference when i shoot it because i dont really remember what if felt like before the bonebrake mod.
Originally posted by MooShoo1717
I like his gun to but i dont really notice much difference when i shoot it because i dont really remember what if felt like before the bonebrake mod.
Exactly. Some people think the gun shoots awesome, but it might shoot the exact same as a stock gun, and they wouldn't know because they've never shot a stock speed/ir3.
tHa cLiPsE
06-23-2003, 06:03 PM
Bonebreak.... hmmm have to check them out. But why pay 400 bucks mroe for a bonebreak speed when you can get a speed demon for 200 bucks more?
MooShoo1717
06-23-2003, 06:19 PM
Because its preference. Also, bonebrake has performance enhancments while WS only has looks.
SeannyC
06-23-2003, 06:25 PM
my bonebrake ( really need more recent pics)
took off the front volumizer and attached an AIR. works really well now.
I Saw that on AO. Where do you play near chicago? CPSA?
SeannyC
06-23-2003, 09:34 PM
I play during the school year for Purdue. During the summer I work. If I play during the summer though I usually play at CPX, and somewhere in champaign urbana later in the summer.
Eyecare
06-24-2003, 04:39 PM
Bonebrakes mods are nice but you can get lifetime warranties from others for a cheaper price. For the price you do get a really nice sticker on the front of your gun that can help you to pick it out from the rest. Whether the internal mods themselves make a huge difference in performance is questionable. If you're planning on getting a SS hammer and sending it off to someplace for a good cleaning, tuneup and lifetime warranty, though, Bonebrake's worth considering along with the others. If you're happy with what you already have there's not much point in getting this mod unless you've got money to burn and just want to try it out. Bonebrake sells "Bonebrake" LCD03 Angels as well with a little different milling and at a higher price. Not sure if they'll come out with a Speed version though. There doesn't seem to be much extra material on these guns to do any special milling. Just my .02. :cool:
MooShoo1717
06-24-2003, 08:09 PM
I emailed bonebrake and they will have a speed version.
draper_steve
12-31-2003, 02:48 AM
dude think of it this way if you are getting a bone break and there is a life time warrenty then every year you send it in and get all the new internals its like a new gun every yeaar everything runs smoother at a lower pressure witch meens less paint breakage not choppege. so if you have the money you should do it.
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