[xlicketystick45x]

i dunno if this thread against the rules.. if so, jus delete it, anyone in SO CAL have a bob long lpr tester? that i can borrow? like we can meet up sumwhere and ill giv u like 10$ so i can jus set my regs right there, it has to be the bob long one, not the one u open up the gun or w.e im too lazy for that lol

[minimoogle]

Just go to your local shop, they might have one, and i doubt they'll charge you much, IF ANYTHING for letting you use their tester for 2 minutes.

[xlicketystick45x]

no shop i know of carries the bob logn marq lpr tester, it isnt in high demand i guess :/

[lynnwood]

you should buy one then charge other people 10 bucks to use it ,it will be like your own little buisness.
really just by one .

[xlicketystick45x]

well i WAS gonna get the one off bob longs website...i was willing to pay the 40$ and all then i saw tax AND s/h was an extra 14$ so it comes out to be like 55$ total, no thanx lol

[AlmightyRuler]

You should reconsider it. It will save you a lot of time, guesswork & not to mention paint.

When I first got my Darq I had to play around with the LPR for a while to get it to even somewhat cycle properly. Initially I had a lot of drop. After a lot of blind tuning (no tester) it improved, but it wasn't ideal.

Then I got my tester & it turns out after all that my LPR was still only at 72 psi when it should've been at 85 psi. It only took me a couple minutes to do what would've taken a lot of time out of my playtime to even get close to that level of precision. All without firing a shot.

[dcbiii]

If you play at Action Star Games, some of the guys on Go For Broke or Sadistik might be able to help you out.

[xlicketystick45x]

kk thanx alot..i know sum guys off sadistik!!