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goders85 
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 Topic: JCS POWER TUBEPosted: 25 November 2009 at 5:49pm |
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HELO THERE ADVISE PLEASE
IVE INSTALLED A RED HOT JCS POWER TUBE TO MY TIPPMANN A5 AND FOUND THAT IT WORKS FINE BUT, FOR SOME REASON THE CYCLONE SYSTEM WONT SPIN IVE CHEKED THE ORING IN THE MARKER WHICH RESTS ON THE POWER TUBE AND CHECKED THE CHRONO AND BANJO FITTINGS ETC ALL SEEMS IN ORDER.
CHEERS
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TinMan
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Posted: 25 November 2009 at 6:17pm |
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Take it out. Sell it. Be happy.
I actually have one here that defies all explanation. I have miced it in all critical
areas and tried it in several different A-5's. It will not advance the Cyclone, and there
is a 15 FPS drop by installing it.
*edit (I was told the later X7 high flow valve, now used in A-5's will not work with the
first generation JCS tube. Luckily I had the first Gen valve in my A-5 as required
and it still didn't work. I tried the later valve with it for S&G's, and it was the same)
There is no good replacement for a stock Tippmann power tube. Keep the stock one.
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goders85
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Posted: 25 November 2009 at 6:53pm |
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CHEERS AND CONSIDER IT DONE!!
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