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yankeesatny2 · March 4th, 11:09 PM

I have a spyder pilot acs and im looking to hook it up to nitro. Any configurations that have to be made or can I just screw it in?

***martix_agent*** · March 4th, 11:11 PM

just screw it in.

yankeesatny2 · March 4th, 11:12 PM

thanks

***TheAznInvazn*** · March 5th, 07:03 PM

Actually, you are going to want to do a lot of the stuff on OtterSC Customs and shave the hammer.

It will lower the opperating pressure of the gun, give you more shots per tank, and resuce kick, so you will have a real beast!

I want to emphesise (sp?) on the lowering of the opperating pressure, as stock spyders need the psi to be a bit up there to work properly. With all those mods, my Spyder can work off of about 300 psi consistantly, much better than stock

yankeesatny2 · March 5th, 07:41 PM

Thats just to up the life of the tank on your marker right? It's not actually needed if I were to screw my tank in right?

***martix_agent*** · March 5th, 07:44 PM

it's not necessary to do, but it's fun to try. Also give you more shots per tank.

yankeesatny2 · March 5th, 07:47 PM

ohhh cool

***MedicDVG*** · March 5th, 08:51 PM

Frankly the issue of 'gas efficiency' is a misnomer. With most paintball games lasting in the 2-4 minute range, you very rarely will outshoot your tank.

As an aside.. Spyders are some of the most reliable markers out there if taken care of.

***martix_agent*** · March 5th, 08:54 PM

yes but some places charge for air per fill. It's more important then. also, doing all of that will lessen the "kick" of a spyder.

***TheAznInvazn*** · March 5th, 09:38 PM

and with my current setup, I get a case of paint from a 20oz co2 tank!!!

AND I CARE NOT WHAT YOU THINK!!! I'm happy

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