The stab isnt going to make a difference when it comes to your noid, because the air goes from your tank to the noid via the lpr not your stabilizer.  The stabilizer will only keep liquid out of the valve.  You better get it siphoned thats the only thing thats going to keep you from messing it up beyond repair.  Or just get a HPA tank.

You better heed to my advice if you dont want a 200 dollar mistake.

or get the female tabilizer then the rock regulator but that would be the same prica as hpa soo

and hpa has a faster recharge rate

pooperscooper wrote: if i had a palmers stabilizer could i use co2 with the ebolt?

You can use CO2 with the E-Bolt without the Palmer. 

    Its the most bad ass upgrade aviable for the 98 custom you can spend 1,345$ for a dm5 or spend about at most 350$ on a ebolt and it will hold its own in woods or on air ball couse, or make it even better by geting  hpa and a stableizer or lpk the only prob is there very difficult to find, I wish i was rich.

Pocket Lint wrote: whats so good about the e-bolt, i hear a lot about it, but don't know exactly what it does.

It converts your 98 C to an electro-pneumatic marker that will lay paint like an Angel. It eliminates the heavy hammer slamming back and forth in the receiver. It also allows you to make other mods to the marker, since you no longer need the excess gas to blow the hammer back into cocked position, to reduce operating pressures to less than 200 psi while still maintaining ball velocity. The 98C gets quiet. With the right barrel (good porting) you can cut the noise of the shot to the point that it cannot be heard 100 feet away.

There are still E-Bolts out there on Ebay for less than $150 (they cost nearly $300 when Tippmann was still stocking them).

FyreFly wrote:   It uses an LPR. So you'll need another regulator hooked up to your asa.

yes it does use an lpr but u do not need to hook up another reg to the asa.  all u need to do is screw in a tank. the lpr then uses part of that air, regulates it down to about 100 psi then sends it to the solenoid. but the majority of it is sent to the valve

Well, you would need a fiting to get the hose from the noid into the lpr. It would just slip onto the fitting.

the big block thing is a low pressure regulator it has a hose that goes to a board in the grip, since the grip cant tank 850 psi the low pressure regulator lowers the psi to around 100 so it doenst blow the selenoid, if you want to use a palmer stabilizer you will need some kind of lpr that can hook up to it, i think the rock regualtor for palmer pursuit will work.

pm me for further instructions

pooperscooper wrote: OK what i wanted to do was use a male Palmer's stabilizer and find a way to get the CO2 out of the Palmer's into the grip and i didn't know if i would be able to get the hose out of the Palmer's without any extra parts. so i could hook a lpr into the Palmer's where a gage is supposed to go and run the line back into the grip? this would look like this:

OK, let's see if someone can understand what is going on. The Palmer doesn't supply the LP gas to to solenoid on the board for the E-Bolt. The Palmer Stabilizer provides LP gas only to the marker. The LP gas supplied to the solenoid on the board comes from a small regulator built into the ASA supplied with the E-Bolt kit. The pressure supplied to the solenoid is lower than that supplied to the marker. The solenoid valve on the board, if you look up specs on such valve types on the Internet, is designed to operate at 100 psi or less. The Stabilizer, if adjusted low enough to be able to supply the gas to operate the solenoid valve would not be able to propel the paintball down the field.

If, when installing the E-Bolt you want to retain the ASA that you are using rather than the one Tippmann supplied with the kit, you will have to add a Palmer micro-rock regulator to supply gas just to the solenoid for the E-Bolt. Look closely at the picture below and you will see the micro-rock connected the the small gass line going into the grip.

pooperscooper wrote: ya... i guess it would be easier to put it on the asa...

It is just plumbing. There are dozens of fittings to put it together any way you'd like. I wouldn't recommend macro-line. I have seen too many blow during the course of play. I have never, ever seen the steel braided hose fail.

pooperscooper wrote: oh i didn't think that looked like macroline in the pictures... i have used macroline on my gun for like a year and its never even leaked...

Come to think of it I have never seen them leak either...they just blow off and empty the tank. Saw another do that Friday night. Player dove for the snake. When he hit the deck it made so much racket that it stopped the game.

Come to think of it, got a friend with an Angle. He is constantly having to reinsert the tube into th fittings to try to stop leaks.