[Agent3]

I am interested turning a 98c elecrto-pneumatic, are there any guides to doing this, if not, how would i go about it?
I haven't done much custom work on markers, but do have access to metal working tools and know how to use them.
Any help would be appreciated.

[EvilAuthorityX]

e-bolt kit

[Spitlebug]

Indeed. The easiest way to do it is to get an E-bolt kit. It'll be far cheaper in the long run.

[Agent3]

who sells e-bolt kits?

[gamer565]

Originally Posted by Agent3

who sells e-bolt kits?

Who ever puts one up in BST or Ebay.

They haven't been made for a while to my knowledge.

[tzzler44]

http://chapssports1.com/Tippmann%20E...20Purchase.htm

[hansolo8221]

Guide here

I haven't looked in a while, but GTA Tippmann Ebolt kits, if you can still find a decent one, probably go for way more than they're worth. If you have access to machine tools, I'd say make your own. It will be better and possibly cheaper. If you start from scratch you can go all-out and two-way the ram.

I'd recommend using:
-Scenario Dreams Universal T-board; about $55
-5-way solenoid of your choice (if you two-way the ram; if you stick with a spring-returned ram then you want a 3-way solenoid); a wide selection of solenoids can be found at airsoldier.com, price will vary
-LPR of your choice (cocker LPR's work great; can be found as cheap as $10-20; I'd recommend a Palmer Micro-Rock or AKA SCMIII, but those will run you upwards of $50)
-Ram; if you cut it yourself you're just looking at cost of materials; otherwise you can find machinists that will make them for around $100

[spinny2559]

Use Ebolt parts and an aftermarket board, or be prepared to build a ram from scratch, which might be a complicated task.