[PoloBeer]

Thanks man.

[f8al]

Make sure in your email that you include your name and phone number as well, left that part out on accident. Enjoy your new Pro reg, I know I do

[StandUpxBoston]

Originally Posted by f8al

I am guessing you mean one of the two burst disks? Your tank more than likely just got over pressurized and purged the air. I would recommend disassembling the reg and giving it a very thorough cleaning. Wipe down all the internals and relube them with a small amount of Ninja Lube or any silicone based grease, DO NOT USE OIL! Reassemble everything and put a new burst disk on and you should be ready to rock man

You are the man!

[skyflier43]

Originally Posted by f8al

Hey skyflier, let me help Rob out here and answer this for ya. The Luxe runs best at a mid output pressure, see the Luxe Mob's custom SMP550 regs. With the SLP outputting 275-300 you will more than likely see either shoot down or the inability to chrono. That's not to say that Luxe's across the board can't run at that pressure, but you would want to test that out before committing to the SLP platform. The new Ninja Pro Regulator might be your best bet. With the Pivot Technology and Efficiency Dynamics it will give you the best bang for your buck. You can set it to 450, 550, 700 and 800 for output pressures. While the 550 would be perfect for it, you could also try going down to 450 and seeing how that works for you. If I didn't fully answer your question feel free to post back or shoot me a PM and I will get you squared away

yeah man that works THANKS!

[f8al]

Originally Posted by StandUpxBoston

You are the man!

Happy to help man, let Rob or myself know if you ever need any help in the future!

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by f8al

Happy to help man, let Rob or myself know if you ever need any help in the future!

Thanks for the help once again f8al!!

[ShbbY007]

cant seem to get my ninja ultra light to stop leaking, you cant hear it leaking but leave it alone with air only to return theres no air left, relubed the piston orings and still nothing...could it be where the reg screws into the tank? is it safe to put teflon tape around the part taht screws into the bottle??

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by ShbbY007

cant seem to get my ninja ultra light to stop leaking, you cant hear it leaking but leave it alone with air only to return theres no air left, relubed the piston orings and still nothing...could it be where the reg screws into the tank? is it safe to put teflon tape around the part taht screws into the bottle??

cleaning and relubing the piston orings will only solve leaks in certain areas. In order to find out how to fix your regulator properly, we need to know EXACTLY where the leak is coming from. When you put air in your tank, submerge the regulator under water and let us know where the bubbles are coming from. That will help us to help you.

[meatloaf]

I just wanna say the folks at Ninja are the REAL deal! I had an older tank that was in Storage for 2 years, when I pulled it out it had a crack in the resin. I contacted Rob and he took care of me like a pro! he replaced the Bottle for NO CHARGE! The tank was an 08 hydro, I now have a brand new bottle. If that isn't customer service/ Taking pride in their product, I don't know what is!

I will keep supporting Ninja as long as they have a company.

THANKS AGAIN ROB!

Patrick

[ShbbY007]

hey rob turns out it was my fill nipple and i removed and used some teflon tape and reattached n the leak is gone, thnx again for the great tech support, this why i only buy ninja tanks and ninja regs

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by meatloaf

I just wanna say the folks at Ninja are the REAL deal! I had an older tank that was in Storage for 2 years, when I pulled it out it had a crack in the resin. I contacted Rob and he took care of me like a pro! he replaced the Bottle for NO CHARGE! The tank was an 08 hydro, I now have a brand new bottle. If that isn't customer service/ Taking pride in their product, I don't know what is!

I will keep supporting Ninja as long as they have a company.

THANKS AGAIN ROB!

Patrick

Anytime Patrick Glad to help out!

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by ShbbY007

hey rob turns out it was my fill nipple and i removed and used some teflon tape and reattached n the leak is gone, thnx again for the great tech support, this why i only buy ninja tanks and ninja regs

Perfect! good to hear it was an easy fix

[NoShaDow]

In the regular adjustable reg, what is the pressure taken down when a shim is removed? Also what is the difference between the brass and the aluminum bonnet? Sorry if these have been answered, I just thought about this as I was browsing the site and the news post about the pro reg.

[zer0kid]

Can Dow 33 be used to lube Ninja reg internals?

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by NoShaDow

In the regular adjustable reg, what is the pressure taken down when a shim is removed?

Red shims are roughly worth about 150psi each
Silver shims are roughly worth about 50psi each

Originally Posted by NoShaDow

Also what is the difference between the brass and the aluminum bonnet? Sorry if these have been answered, I just thought about this as I was browsing the site and the news post about the pro reg.

We went to an alloy bonnet made of steel instead of brass due to the rising cost of the materials to make brass. Alloy bonnets are more durable because the metal isnt as soft as aluminum. However, if you need a light system and trying to shave as much weight as possible, I would recommend the Aluminum bonnet.

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by zer0kid

Can Dow 33 be used to lube Ninja reg internals?

yes sir Any silicone based grease will work. You just need to make sure its NOT OIL BASED.

[Kil187]

Quick question about the new pro reg concerning the Belleville spring stack. I thought that a traditional spring is/was more "reliable" than the Belleville style spring. Just wondering why the switch to the new spring stack. Thanks in advance.

-Phil

[Rob @ Ninja PB]

Originally Posted by Kil187

Quick question about the new pro reg concerning the Belleville spring stack. I thought that a traditional spring is/was more "reliable" than the Belleville style spring. Just wondering why the switch to the new spring stack. Thanks in advance.

-Phil

Great question, Phil. Through field testing and testing at our facility just outside of Chicago, we found that using the coil spring would give you about a 5-7fps fluctuation over the chrono. When we would use the same regulator but use a Belleville Spring Pack, we found that you would get a fluctuation of about 3-5fps.

Even though the Bellevilles dont provide a huge gain in performance, it was a gain none the less so we opted to go with that spring for our PRO regulators.

[Kil187]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

Great question, Phil. Through field testing and testing at our facility just outside of Chicago, we found that using the coil spring would give you about a 5-7fps fluctuation over the chrono. When we would use the same regulator but use a Belleville Spring Pack, we found that you would get a fluctuation of about 3-5fps.

Even though the Bellevilles dont provide a huge gain in performance, it was a gain none the less so we opted to go with that spring for our PRO regulators.

Thanks Rob!

[StandUpxBoston]

Originally Posted by f8al

Happy to help man, let Rob or myself know if you ever need any help in the future!

thanks a lot. its nice to see proffesionals helping us. I did exactly what you said and im ready to go!

[NoShaDow]

Originally Posted by Rob @ Ninja PB

Red shims are roughly worth about 150psi each
Silver shims are roughly worth about 50psi each



We went to an alloy bonnet made of steel instead of brass due to the rising cost of the materials to make brass. Alloy bonnets are more durable because the metal isnt as soft as aluminum. However, if you need a light system and trying to shave as much weight as possible, I would recommend the Aluminum bonnet.

Thanks, very helpful. I may need a bonnet soon and I was wondering before I bought one if it would make a great difference. I am not very concerned about the weight difference the steel would make as long as it is stronger I will go with that one.