my updated 98

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got my lpk kit installed and did all aluminum internals for the cyclone along with a vented rod housing its been clocked over 30 bps

just so you all know i know the i need macro lines and a way better regulator but it works for right now and the flatline wasnt my first choice but i got 2 new for 50$ next is a j&j ceramic


Edited by joehutzman1995 - 23 June 2008 at 6:13pm

the cyclone came factory with 2 sets 1 upper and 1 lower the lower really small im not sure if its commonly replaced but i replaced it it could just be because my girlfriend got a weird angle on the thing too lol 

Looks pretty good. I'm not a Flatline enthusiast but I'm glad to see you're looking at the JJ Ceramic.

Looks good but why did you take of the stock?

oooo pimpy red paddles and release button.

joehutzman1995 wrote: true that it is an easier barrel but i honestly like the plastic it hides how much the cyclone feed sticks up over the gun but i am gonna sell 1 eventually and get that j&j

the new  flatlines are HELLA lot easier to take off and clean though, the old ones have too much plastic and CANNOT be cleaned on the fly

Edited by Ace_Of_Spades - 23 June 2008 at 8:18pm

Ace_Of_Spades wrote: joehutzman1995 wrote: true that it is an easier barrel but i honestly like the plastic it hides how much the cyclone feed sticks up over the gun but i am gonna sell 1 eventually and get that j&j the new  flatlines are HELLA lot easier to take off and clean though, the old ones have too much plastic and CANNOT be cleaned on the fly

i just keep the allen wrench in my remotes belt and if need be i just loosin the allen bolt and slide the barrel out but to be honest i have never broke a ball in over a year with this gun

its not mech

Nagash1959 wrote: ownagewith98 wrote: its not mech 98's are mech markers. He has a LPK, not an Ebolt.

e-grip.

Put the stock back on there.  Then you're golden.