[Swantonbomboy]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

I would recommend removing the 2 red shims and leave the silver shim in there. Im' not very familiar with what the new operating pressure of the marker would be with the pooty powercore but this is something you can ask him direct. With removing 2 red shims (the thicker shims), that will get you to roughly 500psi. That should be plenty of pressure to operate the luxe, as long as the bolt can accept the 500psi from the tank reg. Again, this is something you will need to confirm with Pooty.

Not running a Pooty core but thanks for the advice. I'll have to try and make a pressure tester one of these days.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by Swantonbomboy

Not running a Pooty core but thanks for the advice. I'll have to try and make a pressure tester one of these days.

ah...totally read that wrong. I was talking to Pooty through emails at the same time I was helping you and just had pooty on my mind lol.

....wow...that doesnt sound right at all.

[rkenders]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

can't sell bottles by themselves, can't sell a reg removal tool, cant sell this type of product that you're describing, etc. Theres a lot

Anyways, We are not in any position to recommend guidelines you should use on a product that has never been manufactured, especially one that is not manufactured by us. This is something you will need to do on your own if you would like to make something up.

Which is precisely why I'm asking about Ninja regs. I'm absolutely certain you KNOW what size particulate will cause the reg to malfunction.

I saw a video about the ninja reg and someone using that removal tool. A $15 strap wrench works just as well. I suppose anyone could take a steel rod and put the right threads on the end of it. I was thinking of making something like it to thread in the 1.8" NPT ports on a reg to make removing the reg easier, but then I found in the plumbing supply section of the local hardware store pipe pieces that work just as well.

Someone above mentioned putting blue locktite on the grub screws on the ninja pro reg. I had to do that to keep them in the reg. I found the collar screws had worked loose despite having just tightened them and that my tank was rotating and one of the screws had backed out about half way. For a reg that literally had a few hours of use on it, this was a little annoying. After that I carried an allen wrench with me on the field and snugged down the screws as needed. Hopefully now that they are held in with locktite, that wont be a problem anymore.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by rkenders

Which is precisely why I'm asking about Ninja regs. I'm absolutely certain you KNOW what size particulate will cause the reg to malfunction.

I saw a video about the ninja reg and someone using that removal tool. A $15 strap wrench works just as well. I suppose anyone could take a steel rod and put the right threads on the end of it. I was thinking of making something like it to thread in the 1.8" NPT ports on a reg to make removing the reg easier, but then I found in the plumbing supply section of the local hardware store pipe pieces that work just as well.

Someone above mentioned putting blue locktite on the grub screws on the ninja pro reg. I had to do that to keep them in the reg. I found the collar screws had worked loose despite having just tightened them and that my tank was rotating and one of the screws had backed out about half way. For a reg that literally had a few hours of use on it, this was a little annoying. After that I carried an allen wrench with me on the field and snugged down the screws as needed. Hopefully now that they are held in with locktite, that wont be a problem anymore.

Sounds good RKEnders. Let us know if you have any questions or issues, we're here to help you out

[stuntman007]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

You have to keep those set screws tightened down. they can loosen after using the air system. A little bit of blue loctite on those can help.

In regards to the pin valve leak, you bought a Pro reg on a Draxxus bottle. Since Draxxus bottle haven't been around in years, Im' assuming this is a used air system? If its leaking out of the pin valve, cleaning the pocket the pin valve sits in and flipping that oring upside down will usually take care of that. If not, you can call us to have a new pin valve kit sent to you no charge. If it is an older bottle and the person you bought it from did not clean out the tank before screwing the new reg in, dirt or old loctite that might be in the bottle could get up inside the reg and cause issues like what you're describing.

Ok, I will pick up some loctite thanks,

I'm a little confused what o-ring you are talking about but I took apart the reg and inspected all of the orings and they all seem in good shape just a little dirty so I cleaned them up but I didn't see any major problems.

I'm not quite sure how to take apart the reg from the bottle to see if it's dirty at all. I looked around on the internet and can't find any videos if you have any can I have a link or can you possibly walk me through it?

The DXS tank is used and it was recently rehydroed 11/11 so it should have no problems I assume.

I'd like to thank you for the fast response it really means a lot to me as i'm heading out tommorow. Thanks man I was kinda dissapointed with the stuff but the service is winning me back over and I guess it was just user error on my part on the 48/3000.

[rkenders]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

Sounds good RKEnders. Let us know if you have any questions or issues, we're here to help you out

What size particulate will cause the regulator to start leaking?

[JOHNNY G]

How would I get my tank to a 550 out put pressure

[f8al]

Originally Posted by JOHNNY G

How would I get my tank to a 550 out put pressure

Basic adjustable reg, remove one of the two red shims out.

Pro reg, take 2 of the 3 flat shims out.

[JOHNNY G]

Originally Posted by f8al

Basic adjustable reg, remove one of the two red shims out.

Pro reg, take 2 of the 3 flat shims out.

None pro reg. so I just take out a shine I have never messed in my tank reg before

[510waffles]

I have a 2011 G6r and a ninja pro tank. it seems everytime i shoot it, it makes this "gasing up" noise. Could this be because i need a new bob long asa pin? Or i heard i can get a ninja pro pin for free? Does this issue exist?

[deviantgeek]

what is the recommended settings for a ninja pro and karnivor and axe? I need something that will work reliably on both guns.

[sstiggy]

I have a 2 week old 68/45 ninja tank and a adjustable pro reg, set to LP on my g6r, it seems to be having a shoot down issue when I shoot a stream of paint, it's chrono'd at 285ish, and when I shoot a stream the fps drops below 200, sometimes as low as 150 and the gun seems to be starving for air, and I can hear the reg trying to recharge.

[pbplaya31]

I got a used ninja tank off of here but the black covering seems to have come off quite a bit. Is this normal for a 50/4500 ninja tank? Pics of what im describing is in my sig

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by rkenders

What size particulate will cause the regulator to start leaking?

any size. anything that gets on an oring could cause an issue.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by JOHNNY G

How would I get my tank to a 550 out put pressure

Which regulator do you have? If you have an older adjustable regulator, how many and which shims originally came with your regulator?

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by 510waffles

I have a 2011 G6r and a ninja pro tank. it seems everytime i shoot it, it makes this "gasing up" noise. Could this be because i need a new bob long asa pin? Or i heard i can get a ninja pro pin for free? Does this issue exist?

Yes, please call us so we can get the lot# off of your regulator and send you the replacement pin. 877-646-5287. Anyone that answers can help you out.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by deviantgeek

what is the recommended settings for a ninja pro and karnivor and axe? I need something that will work reliably on both guns.

Karni depends on what upgrades you have on it. Axe will run just fine off of 500-550psi output and that will cover any upgrades you have on it. Because the karni is so old, we have not done field testing with that platform. You might want to do some digging around online and see what other players using the same marker recommend.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by sstiggy

I have a 2 week old 68/45 ninja tank and a adjustable pro reg, set to LP on my g6r, it seems to be having a shoot down issue when I shoot a stream of paint, it's chrono'd at 285ish, and when I shoot a stream the fps drops below 200, sometimes as low as 150 and the gun seems to be starving for air, and I can hear the reg trying to recharge.

Call us at 877-646-5287. Let the person who answers know what prob you're having. We can get you a longer pin so it works with your marker.

[JOHNNY G]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

Which regulator do you have? If you have an older adjustable regulator, how many and which shims originally came with your regulator?

Old reg it's has one silver and 2 red

[sstiggy]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

Call us at 877-646-5287. Let the person who answers know what prob you're having. We can get you a longer pin so it works with your marker.

Thanks they got me squared away

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by JOHNNY G

Old reg it's has one silver and 2 red

Removing 2 red will get you to about 500psi. Thats about the closest you can get to 550psi on that reg.