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**Error** · November 18th, 10:02 PM

ok I have a barrel and Empire Reloader.

but what else should I do to my spyder.
I will proably get a electro trigger frame and clamping feedneck

but what after that?

**wackwar** · November 18th, 10:11 PM

t-board it after that
get a new bolt after that (supafly)
get n2 after that
get a nice reg after that

note- u would have to be retarded to actually do that, just get a new gun like a bko or b2k

**bobide** · November 18th, 10:22 PM

I'd say nitro then a reg. THEN after all that t-board. Really the t-board is kinda useless if the paint isn't coming out consitantly so u'd need nitro anyway. Also u can transfer the reg and hpa over to another gun if u ever get one.

**skateandpaint** · November 18th, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by wackwar

t-board it after that
get a new bolt after that (supafly)
get n2 after that
get a nice reg after that

note- u would have to be retarded to actually do that, just get a new gun like a bko or b2k

and a micro switch

**visionimpulse2k** · November 19th, 12:59 AM

oh man..u can do so much it is rediculous..here is an example of my old spyder. ( in no particular order)

ricochet 2k
quite riot barrel ( i know it sucks)
32 * spring kit
check it sweet spot
bob long torpedo
check it assault block
shocktech drop
supa fly bolt
aka tornado valve
shocktech on/of asa
macroline
hpa

and now u can get eyes and a faster board...getting more and more upgradable as time goes on.

**big_balla** · November 19th, 01:42 AM

Empire reloader with a mech spyder? LOL! Get the electric frame, first. Then nitro tank, and misc upgrades, like bolt, reg, etc.

Cali Guy 14 · November 19th, 02:18 AM

WTF ARE U GUYS SAYING!!!! Only 1 guy told him right. good lord buy a gun for like 50 bucks, your reloader is worth more than the gun, u no you either have a custom loader made out of gold or a cheap gun if that every happens.....just stick the sypder in the closet, play with it when u get money, u can trick some out so they are kool, but what u need to do that is crazy. Go ahead and search for a used imp, bko, tes or t1. Your talking between 120-300 bucks and those guns will get u into tournys, mind u not a great tourny gun, but a good gun more the less.

Get the tes, talk to fiki and tell him to sell u his, or i will just pm me, or look somewhere. New or used u will be happy. I would sya a t1 but then u need hpa or as tank.....and as's suck. just look into draguns, great guns for your xp, and u can grow with em.

**KingFikiElectra** · November 19th, 02:24 AM

No one bothered to read the sticky

i made it for a reason kiddies.

Cali Guy 14 · November 19th, 08:39 PM

sorry fiki

can u ever forgive me.......what is the sticky, i think this is my first post ever in this section, i just saw it and was bored..........got gap paint, damn they no how to pack ****, we also got the banner, sick ass free banner!!!!1

**GBRudy16** · November 21st, 10:28 PM

This is taken from someone who took alot of time and effort to write it I told him I would just copy and paste it from now on but haven't seen him around so here goes.

Good barrels that should be 12-14in because any longer will slow down the paintball........ Smart Parts Tear drop & Progressive, Custom Products One Piece, J&J ceramic and my favorite the Dye Ultralite. A good way to see if you have a good paint/bore match is to put a paintball in the barrel and blow it out. If it rolls out then its too small, if its very difficult to blow out or wont come out at all then its too big but if it takes some effort to blow it out then you have the right fit.

Another good spring kit would be the 32 degrees kit.

And good regulators that can tolerate co2 well are Bob Longs Torpedo and Palmers Stabilizer, I like the Stabilizer better since its easier to maintain and seems to do its job better and its also rates up to 900psi unlike the Torpedo's 500psi which could cause re-cocking issues on most stock/near stock Spyders. All you really need to do for the Stabilizer is to drop a few drops of paintball marker oil or gun oil down the ASA (Air Source Adapter) and dry fire a few times and that will help clean and maintain it. With the Torpedo you need to take it apart and use grease such as Dow33 to maintain and clean it.

VA (Vertical Adapters) such as the 15degree assault block will put your foregrip, regulator, expansion chamber, at a 15degree angle which might be more comfortable for you, look better and is very high flowing with two widely drilled holes and comes with a pointed LPC (Low Pressure Chamber).

Feed necks such as the Java, Check it sure fit and slip on, and Lapco are all good and made out of aluminum and are much stronger and look better than the cheap plastic adapters.

Bolts, good derlin and nylatron bolts will increase air flow, lower pressure, and eliminate friction. Bandit, Spudnukl, AKA, APM, and Superfly bolts are all great upgrades just find the one that will fit your marker.

Anti-siphon is another great upgrade for co2 users. Its a brass tube and fitting that is screwed into the tank valve and is bent upwards to suck out the gas in the tank and leave the unwated liquid co2 and the bottom of the tank, this will increase consistency and dampen the noise and reduce or eliminate the "snow flakes" and big clouds coming out of the barrel. The tube only runs about $5-10 and you'll need to get it installed by an air smith or someone who knows what they are doing at a pro shop, I don't recommend you do this yourself.

Hpa/nitro/compressed air will help consistency a lot and is a huge upgrade, you wont have the velocity spikes and drops like you could experience with co2. Good tanks at a reasonable price are Crossfire and Centerflag a good size would be 68/4500.

Low pressure chambers wont do much and are just basically a cosmetic upgrade along with site rails.

Triggers can help your game, the Sweet Spot, and ACP Slasher are two of the nicest. The Sweet Spot has a back stop and the pull is adjustable and the ACP has 3 point adjustability along with an adjustable pull. Or you can keep your stock trigger and sand down the middle hump with a dremel and you basically have the same thing without the back stops but the stock trigger is adjustable by tinkering with the screw

**spyshark** · November 24th, 06:59 PM

Get what you feel comfortable buying don't spend above your means.Go out and have some fun with it.

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