What are the advantages having higher reg pressure and a heavy hammer weight , compared to other mods , like opening transfer port , prob cut away and bigger plenum?
Reg pressure
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... consistency .. are talking about a bottle gun ? i'd try what you said first before reg - if you have a high shot count.. seems anything over $750 is regged anyway, tho.. but i dunno how to adjust that belvedere system with the washers yet.. - paul.
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You increase the reg pressure to have more power ... you increase the hammer spring tension (HST) to max out that power, meaning opening the valve (since you have more pressure you need more force to open the seal on the valve)
When you reach a point that you increase reg pressure and HST but there is no increase of velocity, there is the point when you need a hammer weight (with pretension) so you can hit the valve harder in order to open it fully.
On impact usually that happens on regs pressures over 150bar +- or lower if you use larger ValveSeats, the chony is the witness of it.
When you reach a point that you increase reg pressure and HST but there is no increase of velocity, there is the point when you need a hammer weight (with pretension) so you can hit the valve harder in order to open it fully.
On impact usually that happens on regs pressures over 150bar +- or lower if you use larger ValveSeats, the chony is the witness of it.
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At a cheep chinese Artemis P15 we put an extra 20cc plenum, original is about 10cc
With out anything the power increase from 27 to 32 ft/lb
Increasing the reg pressure to 140+ bar heavier hammer and HST we get 45 ft/lb with 25 g slugs
At 110 bar i have 28 ft/lb and consinstant shots till 95 bar (edmu gauge)
My opinion, bigger plenum !
With out anything the power increase from 27 to 32 ft/lb
Increasing the reg pressure to 140+ bar heavier hammer and HST we get 45 ft/lb with 25 g slugs
At 110 bar i have 28 ft/lb and consinstant shots till 95 bar (edmu gauge)
My opinion, bigger plenum !
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