Advice for Upgrades

[Doc77]

It's easier than easy. You don't have to do anything with the board itself so don't worry about how complicated the board looks. Just install it the way swoosh said. And there's no way to reconnect the wires the wrong way. I'm a noobie too, and if I could do it.....anyone can.

[JAXXXON]

I recently got a bundle of LP parts to put on my Pilot and need to know if you running CO2 through macro line what might happen? If you go to Lp can you only runn HPA using macro?

[king-man]

depends on what kind you get, there are differnt standards for pressure, but im not sure if they go high enough for co2, i think co2 is 1200psi where the highest macro is only 850, i dont think it will hurt though

[swoosh81]

Originally Posted by JAXXXON

I recently got a bundle of LP parts to put on my Pilot and need to know if you running CO2 through macro line what might happen?
It won't effect it anymore then HPA would unless it's poorly made macroline. You will want macro rated for HP. The best macroline I've found is from Hobbyhorse (check b/s/t).

If you go to Lp can you only runn HPA using macro?
No, you can use steel braided hose also. Alot of guys prefer running steel braided over macroline. I'm starting to switch my guns to the steel braided hose.

[Muzungu_Mbaya]

My favorite upgrade was to take the dang membrane off the back of the grip. I used to swear profusely to get it to turn on, turn off, turn safe off, etc. Once I took that off, I had no problems.

Other stuff I upgraded:

Tadao board
Trinity ASA to VS adapter
CP grip reg (still my favorite)
CP on/off
CP 2-piece barrel (14-inch)

Not a bad shootin' machine after that.

[Muzungu_Mbaya]

Also, I found some Macro that I use that has a max operating pressure of 1800 psi. It's fairly rigid though and I haven't tried it with CO2 yet. I would be wary of any unregulated CO2 pumped through any kind of macro though since liquid in the line would make it brittle.