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**Mr_Pain** · August 27th, 01:21 AM

I want to know how the input hole is lined up when you screw it into your gun (I dont know if this makes a diff but the paintball gun is a spyder imagine). Dose it come out the right side? Or maby the back? I'd like to know because I need to know how long of a steel braided hose I need to order and (if any) elbowes. Thanks

**CoWcH** · August 27th, 02:15 AM

doesn't really answer your question but i reccomend buying macro line while your changing your bottom line.....you might as well considering how its 10 times more flexible in terms of changing out line...sizing up...coloration ect

**Mr_Pain** · August 27th, 02:26 AM

hmm, my current setup includes a macroline, would I need another elbow or what?
And what I mean by the right side is while you are holding the gun like you are going to shoot it (barrel pointing away from you).

**Huey69** · August 27th, 09:50 PM

it depends on the gun

**Mr_Pain** · August 28th, 03:10 AM

spyder imagine

**Huey69** · August 28th, 08:27 PM

I mean to say depends on the asa(where the reg screws into) each one is different, atleast from what i've noticed.

**Javaman** · August 30th, 09:04 AM

I've got a pre '04 Spyder Imagine. If you look down on the gun and use clock terminology the barrel is at 12o'clock and the tank at 6o'clock. The input hole is around 8o'clock and the gauge hole is at 2o'clock. You can actually have it face any direction by backing it out up to a full turn from snug. It will feel loose until you gas it up. Another option is to put an extra O-ring in the vertical adapter. This will snug the thing up at a slightly less angle.

You won't really be able to go by anyone's angle experience since Kingman and Palmer could have have threaded things differently from part to part.

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