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TiPX Valve milled like the TCR one ?

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Topic: TiPX Valve milled like the TCR one ?
Posted By: spydercam
Subject: TiPX Valve milled like the TCR one ?
Date Posted: 02 April 2016 at 6:58am
Hi,
cause iīve got no answer from Tippmann may someone here could help me get this Information !!!

I own a TPX and itīs not possible to get more than 260fps with HPA.
So the TCR Valve inside is more milled so it has more Volume so it should has more fps !?!?!?

If the Valve of the newest TiPX is milled like the TCR one i would try get me one and see what happens.

If you screw down the powertube you will see if there many holes(9) itīs nothing new but if there 3 longholes itīs milled in TCR style !!!

Hope someone can help me !!!

I tried everything: Using ouputpressure 1100psi, sealed the reliefvalve(no movement possible), turned the Reg. as much as possible out that the Shells fit really Close.

If the worst will happen i go buy me a small CO2 Tank for:


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Posted By: tallen702
Date Posted: 05 April 2016 at 7:36am
Have you changed the return spring out for one that's less stiff? Given that it's a FASOR (Forward-Air, Spring Operated Return) setup, the dwell (how long the valve stays open) is determined by the return spring and no matter what volume you have in the valve, if it doesn't have enough time to dump that greater volume because the return spring is closing the valve too quickly, it'll continue to chrono low. That's about the only thing I can think of as it's how we used to deal with the same issue with malfunctioning Automags back in the day.

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Posted By: spydercam
Date Posted: 05 April 2016 at 1:15pm
Thanks for your idea ! Mmhhh i understand with a softer spring it should open a bit longer, but the most Punch will be by the pressure volume which is allready inside the Valvbody. I dont think that the line from the reg. will fill the Valve inside that quick that it helps much.

Why they should mill the TCR Valves that way when it wont help !?!?



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Posted By: tallen702
Date Posted: 08 April 2016 at 8:36am
My guess is that it's cheaper and faster to do it that way than to try and punch 9 individual holes into the structure of the valve body. Fewer moves by the CNC mill, less precision needed, etc.

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Posted By: tallen702
Date Posted: 08 April 2016 at 8:38am
Also, it might be worth asking the guys over in the Automag section of mcarterbrown.com for some ideas. The TiPX and TCR are basically automags.

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Posted By: FreeEnterprise
Date Posted: 03 November 2016 at 10:45am
Yes, the TCR valve will shoot much higher than 300fps in a TIPX with HPA. 

If you can get the valve and bolt for the TCR then I would get it. You also will need the firing pin as well as it is different. 

The larger open area allows more air through the system to increase the shot velocity on HPA. With Co2 you can get higher shot speed as they have more "punch" as the gas expands. Where HPA doesn't expand. 


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Posted By: spydercam
Date Posted: 03 November 2016 at 10:58am
Thanks for the info !!!

Whatīs different at the firing pin ?

Iīve done some Jobs on my stock TPX Valve:






I have not tested so far but iīm optimistic(not that much now cause you wrote about the firing pin) !!!

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