Any LPR suggestions

[Nastyimpyguy372]

hey guys,
Im looking to buy a LPR for my Nasty Impulse. Can you guys give me some suggestions.Thanks

Joe, Nasty Impulse 000372

[Woozer]

hey, I'm goin through the same problem, i have a Nasty and i want an LPR, and from what I've found, the NDZ/ANS Ultimate COmbo is the best one. I know the SP LPR just came out. but I can't find anyone that knows much about it.

[Kaizoku]

Me,

I have the new mini-flo on mine. It looks decent, performs awesomely.

Next, the Evil Respirator looks the best but has the poorest performance. Also happens to be the easiest to work on.

The ANS combo is very functional but the look of it seems to be a very personal thing. You like it or you don't. Consistency wise, I rank it the highest.

[Dr J]

The Evil Respirator should ONLY be used if you also have the Evil Valve. End of story.

The Evil respirator works poorly at the pressures required for the standard and NDZ valve, but at the 300 psi that Evil recomends for there valve it rocks hard core

p.s. of the evil and ans, the ans is easier to work on. I have easily rebuilt many of them with no trouble, but I always had to have walt work on the evil lpr

[Kaizoku]

Dr J.

Have you had the opportunity to work on the mini-flo yet?

I've had very good expierences with mine.

[Dr J]

no, i whish that have, but I left EPBO for the Corps before they were out. I know virtually nothing about them. I'll start a new thread to get info on them.

[Kaizoku]

I never had any problems with the Evil... breakdown wise.

I can break it down and work on it with almost no trouble at all.

I do like how all the pieces are either wrench accessible or can simple be removed by hand.

[Woozer]

hey kaizoku, do you like the mini-flo? I was interested in them, but I thought because of their small size they would not have get reacharge rate, any info would be good thanks,

-joe

[Kaizoku]

Well...

What would you like to know?

Their flowrate is top notch. Like it's big brother, the MiniFlo has UNBELIEVABLE flow even at super low pressures.

The only thing that suffers from it's small size is the on-hand air... but there is no noticeable pressure drops. Maybe it's flowrate just recharges the air supply so well, or what. We use a pretty accurate gauge when doing tests on them and there was NO movement of the needle even during HEAVY firing.

[Kaizoku]

I'll get pictures and breakdowns and whatnot of the miniflo tomorrow.

[Woozer]

awesome, thanks a lot man, would u recomend it over the ANS/NDZ COmbo? based on performance of course.

[Kaizoku]

Well...

At this point in time, I can only go by my expierences as I have not heard of anyone else's expiernces with the miniflo....


BUT.... based on what I've seen... It works AS WELL, if not better than the ANS. It's smaller, and I think it looks better too.

If it does indeed have the live bleed off, then there's another note in the Flo's favor....

On prices, I think the NDZ/ANS is gonna be cheaper by about $10. SP told us to charge $125 on the MiniFlo.

[Woozer]

well, firstcall paintball is selling em for like 85 bux, so i think i'll order one, and give it a go

[Kaizoku]

$85?

Woah... perhaps I need to change my pice, eh?

[Kaizoku]

http://www.actionvillage.com/011-8000-651.html

Woah.... they have it even cheaper.

Definately going to have to change my price.

[Woozer]

but maybe it's just the lpr, and no cap or fittings

[Woozer]

could u maybe get on AIM, so i can ask u some wuestions?