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russell_pta · January 17th, 04:02 PM

hi all, i need a quick response if you can, is this a 360 qev? if not, is it a good one that doesn't require any cutting? i know it's made by smart parts because it says it on the box.

**evolkers2003** · January 17th, 08:53 PM

What? Is there sopposed to be some pics?

**kenny_1491** · January 17th, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by evolkers2003

What? Is there sopposed to be some pics?

yeah there are, of what looks like to be a 360 qev in a package. like I just said I think it is the 360.

russell_pta · January 17th, 09:49 PM

ok, thanks. i got it on ebay for 12 bucks

on a second note, do i need a hp or lp nitro tank? i've read that hp is better but just wanted to bouble check.

EDIT: i read more posts and found that high pressure is the one to go with. i am trying to find a cheaper used one but god, so many brands i don't know what to look for. i know i want 68ci/4500psi.

**punk_pntballar** · January 17th, 10:03 PM

That isn't a 360. It's the older style qev. It's still a good one.

Just don't try to twist it on very tight or it may break. Cp tanks seem to be the new hottness, plus they are very light.

***Nyarlothep13*** · January 22nd, 02:17 AM

I used to use that exact QEV and mine came in Smart Parts packaging as well, but I did a little research and it is actually the exact same thing as a ANS QEV, and i think that smart parts just commissioned it from ANS to sell as the "official smart parts" qev until they were done designing the 360, i could be wrong, but I am certain that it is identical to the ANS, because I am looking at them both right now.

**jaggy13** · January 24th, 10:19 AM

Smart parts used to build autococker's just like most other manufactures. That is an old QEV sold by smart parts designed to be a cocker upgrade. (not the new 360 QEV)

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