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    Posted: 22 March 2007 at 5:23pm

im trying to install a cyclone feeder on my custom pro and it hasnt been going so great this project that everone I talked to said is easy has been a disaster but my question on the right side of the gun there is two holes thats were your supposed to hook the air line thinger up to the gun at from the cyclone feeder but it doesnt really specify which hole it needs to go in does this matter or does it have to be in a specific hole? right now both the holes just have screws in them so I didnt think it would matter but Im asking just to be sure

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21" core barrel
or 11" stock barrel
20 and 9 oz co2 tanks
or Brass Eagle Talon Ghost
with copperhead red dot scope
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ghost-Rider Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22 March 2007 at 7:48pm
In your sig it says tippmann custom pro, does this mean its a tippmann or it was built by a pro or custom built? just wondering, sorry i had to i got sick or ur smarta$$ comments

there should be a hole on the right reciver half, punch the hole out put the line through that but you will need the banjo t fitting if you also have a R/T.
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there isnt any holes that need to be punched out theres two holes were there are already screws and the instalation instructions just said to remove a screw on the right side that connects into the valve and put the banjo fitting in but both holes go to the valve so I dont know which place to put it.
tippmann custom pro
E-trigger
cyclone feeder
21" core barrel
or 11" stock barrel
20 and 9 oz co2 tanks
or Brass Eagle Talon Ghost
with copperhead red dot scope
and a wooden stock
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I belive the 2nd hole ( one closer to front of gun than rear). How cant you get this? i did it on my 98C easy and i dont think custom pros are that much different.
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Alright, there should be a new powertube that came with your cyclone kit. You need to replace your stock custom-pro power-tube with that one as it has the gas-flow siphon that the gas-thru bolt threads into. When finished, it should look like this:

Note the micro-line going down to the little tube that extends from the power-tube outside of the marker? There you go. Next time, read the installation instructions, they tells you all of this.
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i did read the instructions but you dont have to change the power tube for the custom pro because it already has the upgraded power tube. well mine and my friends do anyways because they both look exactly the same.
tippmann custom pro
E-trigger
cyclone feeder
21" core barrel
or 11" stock barrel
20 and 9 oz co2 tanks
or Brass Eagle Talon Ghost
with copperhead red dot scope
and a wooden stock
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*sigh* the powertube on a custom pro, if it doesn't already have a cyclone or an RT on it, doesn't have the exhaust port drilled out on it. It's just a solid little piece of plastic to keep dirt and whatnot getting into the marker. HENCE, you need to change out the powertubes.
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my friend came over and put it on for me so dont worry about it anymore

 

tippmann custom pro
E-trigger
cyclone feeder
21" core barrel
or 11" stock barrel
20 and 9 oz co2 tanks
or Brass Eagle Talon Ghost
with copperhead red dot scope
and a wooden stock
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