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Topic: M98 and M98 Custom
Posted By: XxCS2xX
Subject: M98 and M98 Custom
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 7:46pm
Are they the same size? or which ones bigger because I had an idea and i was wondering if it will work.

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Tippmann M98
Halo B
32 deg. Stock
Tippmann Xpansionon chamber
Polished Internals



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Posted By: hybrid-sniper
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 7:50pm
And the idea is what? I think they are the same size dimentionally, but there are some nuances between them that make each model unique.


Posted By: XxCS2xX
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 7:52pm

Well I was going to put all my m98 parts into a m98 customs body and i wanted to know if that will work, because i want a response trigger.



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Tippmann M98
Halo B
32 deg. Stock
Tippmann Xpansionon chamber
Polished Internals


Posted By: hybrid-sniper
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 7:54pm
It's easier to get the 98 retrofitted by Tippmann.


Posted By: XxCS2xX
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 7:58pm
And how do I do that.........

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Tippmann M98
Halo B
32 deg. Stock
Tippmann Xpansionon chamber
Polished Internals


Posted By: hybrid-sniper
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 7:59pm

Call Tippmann and tell them you need an RT put in your 98. They will tell you what to do from there.

Heck, they might even do it for free.



Posted By: SuzukiRider987
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 9:39pm

^^If they still do it. It's been a while since I heard of them doing it. But if you do put your M98 internals into the 98c, you will also need the 98c trigger/sear setup.



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Posted By: GThomas
Date Posted: 20 January 2006 at 9:54pm
^^ As far as I know the only difference between the model 98 and the 98 custom is the way the trigger is set up. As far as the bolts, power tube, valve, etc. I believe it's all the same. I have a model 98, but the field I use to work at rented nothing but 98 customs, I never compared the markers side by side, but from memory I think the trigger is the only difference. Also I think the 98 custom shells might be molded slightly differently internally to allow kits like the rt trigger.


Posted By: Ilford Rule
Date Posted: 22 January 2006 at 6:43pm
This is all correct. The M98 cannot accept RT, the 98c can. The trigger is the only thing stopping you from swapping the internals over.

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CPro (w/ polished internals)
14" Bigshot
BT SBS
Various Rails
NcSTAR D4B
Macro
AA 68/45

CCI Phantom
45 Grips


Posted By: JediJak
Date Posted: 22 January 2006 at 8:43pm
and you have to drill a hole for the power tube stub thats on the 98c power tube


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Tippmann Chameleon M98

Upgrades:

14in. Teardrop Barrel
GTA Expansion Chamber
20oz. Co2
Pollished Internals
Tape Mod
Spring Mod

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Posted By: Calypso
Date Posted: 22 January 2006 at 9:19pm

the main difference between the 98 and 98C are the internals of the reciever halves.  all of the mechanicals are the same, except the triggers.  but the 98C has the slightly bored out spot for the RT (no holes though) and it also has the spot for the CO2 line if you put a regulator on.  the reason they made the 98C was to make it easier for the user to add all of those things, so that they did not have to send there halves to tippmann, or to a machine shop.  or use a dremel.



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Tippmann 98 Custom:
14" J&J Ceramic
32* Car stock w/RVA
Dye Sticky 3's (Blue)
Response Trigger
VL eVLution II loader
Polished Internals

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