Bob Long 360 Inline Regulator

[MB Silencr]

I have a 2k4 Infamous. The 360 inline reg comes in LP or HP. Which one should I get for my marker ?

Is there an advantage or disadvantage in getting either one ?

The reason why I'm getting this is because I don't like the way the stock macro fitting sticks out instead of in, which makes it a little cumbersome to hold my marker with my front hand.

[crankwalk]

It looks like the LP 360 reg goes from 0-250 PSI - this seems rather a limited range. From what I remember, operating pressure range in the HPR for Timmies is 200-300 PSI. Plus if you decide to move the HPR to another marker (or sell it) the 250 PSI top-end output might be a hindrance. To be on the safe side, I'd say get the HP 360 reg, which appears to have a 0-700 PSI range.

Since Bob Long Direct's website is still under construction I've found the pressure ranges on another website that sells these regs, I assume these are correct ranges but if you really want to be sure, call BLAST.

[Squirlly]

It looks like the LP 360 reg goes from 0-250 PSI - this seems rather a limited range. From what I remember, operating pressure range in the HPR for Timmies is 200-300 PSI.

And correct me if I'm wrong but most if not all pressure guages are the most accurate within the middle 33% of their range. i.e. if it's a 0-300psi guage it's most accurate between 100 and 200 psi, thus why you have a 500psi guage on your HPR for the most part...

Now I also believe that regs are the same way so even if you can run your Timmy off of the High End of this reg you would be much better off getting a reg that can handle twice the pressure you need so you can operate in it's sweet spot.

Yeah you car sterio can go that loud but it's distorted. Get a sterio that can hadle twice the power you want to use and it's loud and crisp, same concept.

-Tim

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[gamer565]

how can you tell if it is hp or lp?

hp has the delrin piston and the lp has aluminum