super rt?

i have a response trigger and i'm trying to figure out if i want to make it even faster. ive heard about the super rt but how much more air does it use?

Edited by baconking

i think it uses the same amount but it just makes more air flow through the lines (faster)

baconking wrote: cool, so i just call up tippmann and tell them what? and i bet a wider hose wouldnt freeze up as bad as the little skinny ones using co2.  and i guess i need a faster hopper. how fast can i expect this to shoot? also, how would i go about installing one? do i need bigger fittings?

probally arround 17-21 BPS (if tuned properly)

Edited by gsw.3

Well, for me, I would just use a VL Revolution, which is rated about 12 bps. Besides, the RT is rated at 15 BPS, and unless going full auto, is hard to reach anyways.

you don't mention what marker you've got. if it's an a5 then you may not see a big improvement. if you have a 98custom and only get 12 bps you probably need to retune it. a super rt on a 98c should need a halo b or an egg to keep up if it's tuned right. if your worried about how much extra air it might use then you probably shouldn't even go to the super rt,because you will be shooting more paint too.

Tell them you bought the LPK and the r/t and that you need the larger fittings.

Uses no extra air. It just seems like it because your shooting more shots in a shorter period of time.

Super RT requires polishing your internals, buying LP RT line, and putting the stock sear spring in.

Call Tippmann and ask for "Low Pressure Kit Response trigger Line and Fittings."

Expect 18-24cps, Halo B is pretty much mandatory.

Although I have no Super RT mods, I have managed to get my RT up to 20bps.

If your using an EVO, theres no point in really having the Super RT. That hopper cant feed past 17bps which you can acheive without the mods. Doing these mods may only make it easier to sustain that speed. Putting in the stock sear spring allows less time for the bolt to fully reset the sear resulting in a slightly faster ROF, but perhaps some mis-fires. With the Super RT mods it will be much easier to sustain maxing-out your hopper.

Heres my RT (no mods other than polished internals), starting at 17bps and as the burst lengethens gets up to 19bps. I have chrononed it at 20 on the feild.

http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=mountains-summer-181

A lot of chronos measure BPS as well as FPS. I know those red ones do. If you shoot faster than 6bps it will automaticaly measure BPS.

Iv never tried it with my stock sear spring in. I never get mis-fires with my RT although the bolt does sometimes stick back because of the stronger spring. I get double shots from the Halo B pushing balls past the detents occasionaly too. Nothing to worry about though.

DarkSideEchoes wrote: Mehs wrote: It doesn't use any extra air, and the normal response trigger doesn't either, it uses excess blowback gas, which is the result of blowback from your gun. This is where i have to disagree. I know people say it doesn't, but when i have an RT on my a5 and get two hundred shots off a 47/3000, it makes sense that it munches more air.  be warned or have a big tank.

have you ever thought that you dont so many shots because you have one of  the smallest comp air tanks on market???