HP tank on Shocker?

[abott]

I was wondering if I should get a low pressure output or a fixed pressure output to run through the MaxFlo on my Shocker.

Thanks,
Alex.

[DasBaldDog]

Yeah. Just connect the line running from the tank to the inlet for the maxflow. Just that simple. Better make sure you've got the right hose.

In the case you aren't running a vert reg, then you need a tank that screws into the standard Maxflow cradle (which is basically a normal ASA)

[C4pyro]

:laugh: I think he was asking if he should get a preset tank for his shocker or an adjustable.

If you have the cash for the adjustable then get it. It will be better in the long run. Presets do work fine. I run mine off of a preset. The reg just doesn't have to work as hard with an adjustable.

[abott]

If I can choose between a low pressure output preset tank or a higher pressure output preset tank, which shoudl I get?

Thanks,
Alex.

[DasBaldDog]

Well, the low would allow the max flow to do its job better (not by much considering how dope the maxflow is) but if you ever switch guns, unless it was a LP gun, then you couldn't very well use a LP tank.

[abott]

thanks a lot.

Alex.

[impeachme2]

Is that output pressure on most CO2 and HPA tanks 800 psi? I've heard someone say (on here) that the Maxflow needs an output pressure close to 600 psi, or something like that. Is the 450 psi output pressure HPA tank they are selling on Paintballgear.net good for the Max-flow I have on my Shocker right now (which runs on CO2)? If a low pressure output works on the Shocker, would it necessarily be more efficient than a high pressure output?