[General Cole]

Mainly a question toward Techs (cough JACK cough). What is the optimum (for smooth) LPR output pressure? I have a pressure tester and was hoping to really dial mine in for smooth. I've been through the settings thread but I didn't see any actual pressures.

[frenchy2475]

I was told by Jack Wood that there is nothing to be gained from messing with the LPR. I would keep it stock 2 turns in from flush and just play with solenoid adjusters.

[General Cole]

So there's no point in adjusting the LPR? How do we even know what the pressure is at 2 turns in is? Is that number consistent between people?

[rsp]

The lpr pressure should be at 100 on the 07-10 Ego's.
I'm not sure if the 11 would be lower but I'd think it would be close to 100.
You can ask Bill in the Ego forums.
I run mine at 100 which is about 1 1/2 turns in from flush.
You can always adjust the lpr pressure if your not happy with the results.

[ninjaballerassasin]

Every gun's optimum pressure is going to vary. You have to find the settings for your personal gun. Start at the stock setting, then adjust the LPR to your desire. If you want it smoother turn it clockwise. Do the opposite for efficiency. But i personally think ego's come from the factory just fine. "Fine"tunning a ego 11 will not make a noticeable difference when shooting the gun during a game.

[General Cole]

The difference on an 11 between an efficiency tune and a smooth tune is massive. I'm looking to see if I can get any smoother. I plan on sacrificing efficiency for smoothness till I'm at 6 pods MAX. That's all I'd ever shoot, so thats what I'm looking for.

[tim2thousand4]

If you want to fine tune a gun, get a Timmy or matrix

[Mr Idiot Box]

Just shoot it. They get better the more you use them.

[General Cole]

Okay, I know that breaking in does wonderous things, and mine already is, but it doesn't set its own pressure that way.