[Gaines_CMichael]

over another reg

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by Gaines_CMichael

whats the point of a ninja slp reg

The Ninja SLP regulator has a fixed output of 300psi. When used with the Bob Long G6R and Victory, you will get more shots per fill over a low pressure or medium pressure regulator. The 300psi is what we refer to as Super Low Pressure and its designed specifically for those to two markers and give the players the maximum amount of efficiency the markers are capable of.

As of right now, we do not recommend using the SLP on other markers, even though players are reporting that they are able to successfully operate other markers on it. We are still testing other markers out and until the data is finalized, I can only recommend using the SLP on the Victory and G6R.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

[ProjectShift]

hello i got a ninja 68/4500 pro reg (from ans ..but that doesn't matter) .... i never even used it once on my brand etha that hasn't been used either ...well i noticed after screwing the tank on the gun that the threads are being worn out ....Is this normal i guess its not major worn but since i only had the tank for a week ...please reply

[DuckDownItsPaint]

What are the approximate lengths of the 4500 tanks? I have a 62/3000 and I'm trying to decide what size CF tank to get. Don't know of any retail locations that have a good selection of Ninja tanks in the NYC area.

[liverlip]

Originally Posted by DuckDownItsPaint

What are the approximate lengths of the 4500 tanks? I have a 62/3000 and I'm trying to decide what size CF tank to get. Don't know of any retail locations that have a good selection of Ninja tanks in the NYC area.

I am pretty sure Cousins in Franklin Square has a selection of Ninja tanks.

[Ninja Paintball]

Originally Posted by ProjectShift

hello i got a ninja 68/4500 pro reg (from ans ..but that doesn't matter) .... i never even used it once on my brand etha that hasn't been used either ...well i noticed after screwing the tank on the gun that the threads are being worn out ....Is this normal i guess its not major worn but since i only had the tank for a week ...please reply

Glad to hear you got a N-Pro reg
The Thread wear you see ( in most cases ) is just Anodize scuffing of the first lead thread. This condition is somewhat common with New system.
Aluminum bonnet and ASA threads will show minimal wear over time.
Note: For best results to minimize thread wear, we recommend a touch of lube on reg threads and red o-rings each time you use your Ninja system.
Carefully screw Ninja system into ASA until it stops, Do not over-tighten.
If for some reason your system experiences excessive thread wear,
Just contact Ninja,

[james carter]

I went through my gearbag and saw my tank looking like this with cracks all over the clear coating of the tank. Is this safe to play with. I've never seen anything like this before let alone heard something like this happening.

[Ninja Paintball]

We got ya covered james / Pm`d

[General Cole]

Rob, my Ninja tank seems TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. Is this the case?

[firefoxracer]

I also Just realized my tank has the cracks running through all of it just like the images above. Hydro is 04/12.
I can post pics if necessary.

[moreys]

I have a ninjapro reg with all the shims out so its lp and the pin seems to be to short. I took it apart and checked the little spring that pushes up the pin but still its to short. When i put it on my victory it will air up but because the pin doesnt sit up high enough it doesnt get enough air. When the gun ramps the gvolocity just drops to 0. What else can i try or is it a defected pin? Thanks

[geniusdeano]

I've got a chip in the black coating on my tank... I was wondering if this affects the tank integrity at all... there is no damage to the carbon fiber just the black coating...

I've had the tank filled to around 3k for the past couple weekends and nothing has happened, just wondering if there should be any further concern. I am getting it rehyrdoed in 2013 anyway as the hydro date is going out then


By geniusdeano11 at 2012-08-18


By geniusdeano11 at 2012-08-18

[Ninjitsu232]

My Ninja regulator started to leak today as i was making a shooting video lol. it came from between the bonnet and rest of the regulator. Im assuming it just needs lubin. what kind of lube is recommended. I know no oil. but like what grease.
I have; Guerilla Air lube, dow33, hater, hater v2, sleek, militia lube, monkey poo, exalt lube.
HELP!!

[DuckDownItsPaint]

Originally Posted by Ninjitsu232

My Ninja regulator started to leak today as i was making a shooting video lol. it came from between the bonnet and rest of the regulator.

I actually had the same thing happen while on the field.

[eggwhite6]

hi, i have the pro reg and i was wondering do you have to take the reg off the bottle to change the output pressure, and how wouldi take off the reg, just with a vice? ive never done it before. thanks

[moreys]

Originally Posted by eggwhite6

hi, i have the pro reg and i was wondering do you have to take the reg off the bottle to change the output pressure, and how wouldi take off the reg, just with a vice? ive never done it before. thanks

No you don't have to take the reg off. Just empty all the air from your tank and remove the bonnet. To remove the bonnet remove the top 3 set screws and unscrew the bonnet. The shims you remove to change the pressure are under the piston. Mine looked like bright silver washers. Don't remove any of the shims stacked on the piston you need them. Hope this helps.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by DuckDownItsPaint

What are the approximate lengths of the 4500 tanks? I have a 62/3000 and I'm trying to decide what size CF tank to get. Don't know of any retail locations that have a good selection of Ninja tanks in the NYC area.

all measurements include a Ninja regulator mounted on the bottle:

45/4500 - 10 1/2"
50/4500 - 9 1/8"
68/4500 - 10 7/8"
90/4500 - 12 5/8"

Click this link to find a dealer in the NYC area where you can purchase Ninja products: http://www.ninjapaintball.com/dealers/

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by General Cole

Rob, my Ninja tank seems TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. Is this the case?

the cake is not a lie

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by firefoxracer

I also Just realized my tank has the cracks running through all of it just like the images above. Hydro is 04/12.
I can post pics if necessary.

head over to ninjapaintball.com and click the Warranty link and follow the instructions for Bottle Warranty. The bottle manufacturer will allow you to print a UPS return label to send the tank in for warranty work and they will also pick up the return shipping for you

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by moreys

I have a ninjapro reg with all the shims out so its lp and the pin seems to be to short. I took it apart and checked the little spring that pushes up the pin but still its to short. When i put it on my victory it will air up but because the pin doesnt sit up high enough it doesnt get enough air. When the gun ramps the gvolocity just drops to 0. What else can i try or is it a defected pin? Thanks

Call us at 877-646-5287 and make sure to have your air system in front of you (we'll need a number on the regulator to send you the part you need). Some of the first batch of SLP regulators went out with a slightly shorter pin and even though our pin and Bob Longs ASA pin are within spec, they both come up a little short when used together. Give us a call and we'll send you out a slightly longer pin to use with your Victory

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by geniusdeano

I've got a chip in the black coating on my tank... I was wondering if this affects the tank integrity at all... there is no damage to the carbon fiber just the black coating...

I've had the tank filled to around 3k for the past couple weekends and nothing has happened, just wondering if there should be any further concern. I am getting it rehyrdoed in 2013 anyway as the hydro date is going out then

It looks like it is 100% safe to use but its a little tough to tell from your pics. What I need you to do is look at the fibers where the gel coat is missing and tell me if you still see a clear layer of gel coat over the fibers. As long as the fibers under the clear gel coat are not fraying or coming apart, you can continue to safely use the system. We also do repair work for $20 per chip + shipping if you want to send it in for us to repair for you.