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**chrisl67** · August 2nd, 02:23 PM

Im lookin to buy a regulator, I can spend around 80 but no more then 100. I have an E99 Avant and I use CO2. Also will I need to buy anything else in order to install it. reply with any sugestions

**samanoususke** · August 2nd, 02:45 PM

Get a female Palmers with mounting rings and a block adaptor.

**Badinflewinse** · August 2nd, 03:31 PM

Besides what samanoususke said you can get a bob long torpedo regulator(50-60) and a new valve(30-40) and a micro line kit(10-12).

**RegamircS042** · August 2nd, 09:26 PM

Make sure you anti-syphon your tank.

**chrisl67** · August 2nd, 10:19 PM

why do i need to anti-syphon my tank

**gil_ong81** · August 2nd, 10:24 PM

damn. Finally a question I can answer.

The purpose of the anti-siphon tube is to suck in CO2 gas instead of the liquid. This is done by having a bent tube inside your tank that curves upwards.

Theorectically, this will allow only gas to be released. However, this works only if your tank pretty much stationary.

EVERYONE advises that you get one, so I did. We'll see how much better things go for me tomorrow.

**chrisl67** · August 3rd, 09:31 AM

Ok, what new valve should i get to bring my psi down? I hear stock spyders are around 800psi and torpedoes only go up to 600.

**outlaner_0990** · August 3rd, 10:55 AM

get a MALE palmer's reg. if you buy the female, you also have to buy the mounting stuff, and it looks funny. the male one just goes where your foregrip/x-chamber goes right now. and it's difficult to beat a palmer's for quality, so...

**IIMsmartII** · August 3rd, 11:22 AM

Palmers male. It replaces the foregrip. You also need a metric to standard adaptor and a macroline kit.

**chrisl67** · August 3rd, 11:36 AM

and i won't need anything else to bring my psi down if i use a palmers right? cause they go up to 800psi right?

**Destructo6** · August 3rd, 04:14 PM

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Get a female Palmers with mounting rings and a block adaptor.

Why would you recommend a female vs a male? I've had a female Stabilizer for the better part of 10 years and I would not recommend such a setup to others. The male would be less bulky and wouldn't look, well, odd.

Ergo-regs are a good, inexpensive, alternative (eBay), but the Stabilizer is generally considered top-tier.

**KidPaintball** · August 3rd, 04:34 PM

Mad Man Rocket Valve, $55
CP Reg, $60-$65

Then you need to look in to a Spring Kit, about $7 and a LPC. Shocktech makes the best one, and thats about $15.

Most regs need you to go low pressure, that why I said all of that. I say just go with the Bob Long Torpeido. Its like $60, and it goes up to 800psi, you dont have to buy all of that extra crap-o-la.

**Denzil** · August 3rd, 05:04 PM

Get a Male Palmer's Pursuit regulator and you should be good. Oh and if you're going to have your tanke anti-siphoned, be sure you know which way is pointed up just in case you want to put that tank on another gun. Otherwise, that tank belongs to that particular gun in which you had your tank anti-siphoned.

**RegamircS042** · August 3rd, 08:23 PM

A spring kit is a must. Their all basically the same so get the cheapest.

**chrisl67** · August 3rd, 09:50 PM

I already have one? when i get my new reg should i have the heavy medium or light spring in

paintballjunk12 · August 5th, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by KidPaintball

Mad Man Rocket Valve, $55
CP Reg, $60-$65

Then you need to look in to a Spring Kit, about $7 and a LPC. Shocktech makes the best one, and thats about $15.

Most regs need you to go low pressure, that why I said all of that. I say just go with the Bob Long Torpeido. Its like $60, and it goes up to 800psi, you dont have to buy all of that extra crap-o-la.

EXACTLY

**RegamircS042** · August 5th, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by chrisl67

I already have one? when i get my new reg should i have the heavy medium or light spring in

The best setup is a heavy main spring with a light or medium valve.

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