[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by pbhonduras

Yes in my country I have located a shop that would be capable of removing it. But the problem is the tank won't arrive on time for my tournament I've had packages from them getting to me from around a month or month an half.

I'll do my best hopefully I'll be successful. Thank you very much!!

Wish I could help you out more my friend. good luck at the event and have fun!!

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by w028bjm

If there were two red shims and three silver in my ultralight reg, what should I remove to get the output pressure around 500-550?

Remove both red shims. Leave the silver shims. That will get you to about 500psi

[sokopath]

so what do you think of that scratch in the pics i posted?

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by sokopath

so what do you think of that scratch in the pics i posted?

sorry! I responded yesterday before I left work and not sure what happened to the post. Call me at 877-646-5287 x309 and i'll fill you in. you're gonna like what I have to say

[jlewis55]

So I just got a new black 50/45 and there are a large amount of dimples around the neck of the tank and many more on the body, kinda feels like a golf ball. I have a 68/45 grey tank and there are no dimples at all.
Is this normal?

[Shootingropes]

Hey guys,

How do you get a Normal Ninja Adjustable reg lowered from HP to 550 psi (SMP?)? Just want to make sure before I take a crack at it.

Thanks in advance!

[f8al]

Originally Posted by jlewis55

So I just got a new black 50/45 and there are a large amount of dimples around the neck of the tank and many more on the body, kinda feels like a golf ball. I have a 68/45 grey tank and there are no dimples at all.
Is this normal?

Hi jlewis55. I think I know what you are talking about. I have a few 50's and a 68 or two in my shop currently that have "dimples" in them as well. They appear to be perfectly fine on my end. If you could post a few pictures that would help greatly! Let me know if I can help you at all past this and I would be happy to

Originally Posted by Shootingropes

Hey guys,

How do you get a Normal Ninja Adjustable reg lowered from HP to 550 psi (SMP?)? Just want to make sure before I take a crack at it.

Thanks in advance!

Hey man, if it is the standard adjustable reg then what you would want to do is degas the system, remove the set screws and remove the bonnet. There should be 2 thicker red shims in the system, and maybe some thinner silver shims. The red shims are what you want to remove to drop your pressure. Remove one of the red shims to get your output to around 550-600 and you're all set. Let me know if you need any other help man

[jdmpurest]

I have a 12-11-SBM regulator on a 50ci black pearl bottle. Could you give me some more info on the reg? Like what model it is?


EDIT: I took it apart and no shims came out. It looks like maybe theres a shim in there but for the life of me i cant get anything out.



EDIT#2, I was able to get 1 thin silver shim out after drying the lube and using a fine pick. Is one silver shim enough? I'm using it on a Geo2.1. Thanks.

[rld1313]

i just bought a ninja tank and it didnt come with shims the manual says it should be there but i dont have any shims.

edit : never mind same as that guy ^^ but i got 3 shims

[Speedballwin]

my 50, just got it last month, i opened up the box and the clear coat is cracked all the way around. i havened hit it on anything that i know of. i dont know what couldve done it. what should i do?

[liverlip]

Originally Posted by Speedballwin

my 50, just got it last month, i opened up the box and the clear coat is cracked all the way around. i havened hit it on anything that i know of. i dont know what couldve done it. what should i do?

Go to ninja paintball.com and click on the warranty option on the right side of the home page. Read and follow the instructions.

[Tin-Man]

I have a small boob tank that I play speedball with, I'm extremely careful with my gear, but somehow there is a penny-sized circular crack in the enamel on the outside with the flake missing in the center.

Is this something that I should be concerned about?

[CDW188]

I need to replace my 1.8 burst disk on my pro reg, and I have never had this much trouble with a burst disk in my life. I started with the 3/8 wrench, and it literally just flattened the edges of the burst disk without budging it. Since, I have tried for hours using toothed pliers and nails through the hole in the disk to remove it. The nail bent after practically bruising my fingers, and the pliers shaved the top of the disk down to a circle. Why can't I get this off? There shouldn't be any loctite on the disks should there? I need this disk replaced by cup and I haven't been able to use it for a couple weeks.

[liverlip]

Originally Posted by CDW188

I need to replace my 1.8 burst disk on my pro reg, and I have never had this much trouble with a burst disk in my life. I started with the 3/8 wrench, and it literally just flattened the edges of the burst disk without budging it. Since, I have tried for hours using toothed pliers and nails through the hole in the disk to remove it. The nail bent after practically bruising my fingers, and the pliers shaved the top of the disk down to a circle. Why can't I get this off? There shouldn't be any loctite on the disks should there? I need this disk replaced by cup and I haven't been able to use it for a couple weeks.

Try a small pipe wrench.

[CDW188]

tried that right after the 3/8 but since the 3/8 flattened the corners, it was pointless.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by Tin-Man

I have a small boob tank that I play speedball with, I'm extremely careful with my gear, but somehow there is a penny-sized circular crack in the enamel on the outside with the flake missing in the center.

Is this something that I should be concerned about?

If there is a penny sized circular "chip" and its only the outer part of the gel coat missing and none of the fibers underneath are showing through the gel coat or your fingernails dont catch on them when you run them over the missing gel coat, its safe to still use.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by CDW188

I need to replace my 1.8 burst disk on my pro reg, and I have never had this much trouble with a burst disk in my life. I started with the 3/8 wrench, and it literally just flattened the edges of the burst disk without budging it. Since, I have tried for hours using toothed pliers and nails through the hole in the disk to remove it. The nail bent after practically bruising my fingers, and the pliers shaved the top of the disk down to a circle. Why can't I get this off? There shouldn't be any loctite on the disks should there? I need this disk replaced by cup and I haven't been able to use it for a couple weeks.

you should use a socket or box-end wrench, not a normal wrench. Depending on how you seat an open-ended wrench and then apply force, it could round out the edges.

If you are going to Cup, stop by the booth so we can try and remove it for you. We'll have the booth setup by Wed. morning.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

liverlip and f8al - thank you very much for the help over the weekend!!

[5ozofpain]

my bonnet wont unscrew please help

[bronze]

Originally Posted by 5ozofpain

my bonnet wont unscrew please help

I assume the bonnet from the body? It should of come with a bonnet removal tool. If not, visit your local hardware store and purchasing a 10/32 machine screw. The screw will go into either of the bonnet set screws, screw it in all the way, then back off a full turn. Then remove the bonnet

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by bronze

I assume the bonnet from the body? It should of come with a bonnet removal tool. If not, visit your local hardware store and purchasing a 10/32 machine screw. The screw will go into either of the bonnet set screws, screw it in all the way, then back off a full turn. Then remove the bonnet

Thanks Bronze! PERFECT ANSWER.

5ozofpain - every ninja system and just the regulator come with a bag of tools including a Bonnet Removal Tool. This is basically a 10/32 machine screw you can use as leverage in the application Bronze described above.