[ninjapaintball]

Hebiki, on 06 January 2012 - 01:17 PM, said:

Ray,

when screwing in a reg into a tank.... do you just hand tighten? use locktite? wrench tighten? please advise.. i have a tank id like to put a ninja reg on it. thanks in advance

- Chris

here you go

http://www.ninjapain...12011408192.pdf

[Cookybiscuit]

Ray, assuming both have the correct burst discs for the tank, is it safe to put a Ninja 3000psi reg on a 4500psi tank, and a 4500psi reg on a 3000psi tank?

Thanks.

[TK-421]

Yes it would be safe, assuming you have the proper burst discs. However, the 3k reg has 3000psi lasered on it, and the 4.5k reg has 4500psi lasered on it, so getting one filled at a field or pro shop would be hard, because they'd go by what the reg says, and not what the burst discs say.

[Cookybiscuit]

Thanks alot, my field wont care since they only go to 3000.

[ninjapaintball]

tk is correct but we do not recommend this due to the confusion and the potential danger if a mistake is made. <br>

[Cookybiscuit]

Thanks.

[Cookybiscuit]

Got my Ninja SLP

Just wondering what preperation I should do to the reg before I put it on the tank...

1. Should I wipe off the reg to tank threads to make sure theres no grease on?
2. If I were to accidentally touch the reg to ASA threads, then touch the reg to tank threads, is that enough to be dangerous?
3. What tool do I use to torque it down?

Thanks.

[gogpaintballer]

What kind of reg should I be using for a GOG EXtcy??

[TK-421]

Just the regular adjustable Ninja reg.

[gogpaintballer]

What is the standard PSI setting on the tank?? Also what is the reccomended PSI for the EXtcy??

[TK-421]

The standard setting and the recommended setting are both the same, 850psi.

[Cookybiscuit]

gogpaintballer, on 17 January 2012 - 03:49 PM, said:

What is the standard PSI setting on the tank?? Also what is the reccomended PSI for the EXtcy??

Around 800psi, like TK said it dosent matter.

[gogpaintballer]

Ok just didnt want to be screwing up my gun.

[ninjapaintball]

gogpaintballer, on 17 January 2012 - 03:43 PM, said:

What kind of reg should I be using for a GOG EXtcy??

as everyone said a normal ninja reg will be fine for a GOG

[ninjapaintball]

Cookybiscuit, on 17 January 2012 - 03:24 PM, said:

Got my Ninja SLP

Just wondering what preperation I should do to the reg before I put it on the tank...

1. Should I wipe off the reg to tank threads to make sure theres no grease on?
2. If I were to accidentally touch the reg to ASA threads, then touch the reg to tank threads, is that enough to be dangerous?
3. What tool do I use to torque it down?

Thanks.

1. yes - clean threads are better than dirty threads
2.not sure what you mean? if you are saying screw the reg into the asa incorrectly i do not think this is possible
3. check with your local pro shop

gogpaintballer, on 17 January 2012 - 03:49 PM, said:

What is the standard PSI setting on the tank?? Also what is the reccomended PSI for the EXtcy??

800 for a ninja reg and thta is what GOG recommends as an input

[Cookybiscuit]

ninjapaintball, on 17 January 2012 - 04:16 PM, said:

Cookybiscuit, on 17 January 2012 - 03:24 PM, said:

Got my Ninja SLP

Just wondering what preperation I should do to the reg before I put it on the tank...

1. Should I wipe off the reg to tank threads to make sure theres no grease on?
2. If I were to accidentally touch the reg to ASA threads, then touch the reg to tank threads, is that enough to be dangerous?
3. What tool do I use to torque it down?

Thanks.

1. yes - clean threads are better than dirty threads
2.not sure what you mean? if you are saying screw the reg into the asa incorrectly i do not think this is possible
3. check with your local pro shop

Oh sorry should have been more specific. I mean the threads on the reg that go into the tank, does even the tinyest speck of grease spell disaster?

[ninjapaintball]

Cookybiscuit, on 17 January 2012 - 04:25 PM, said:

Oh sorry should have been more specific. I mean the threads on the reg that go into the tank, does even the tinyest speck of grease spell disaster?

no, but it should be clean.

[Cookybiscuit]

ninjapaintball, on 17 January 2012 - 04:29 PM, said:

no, but it should be clean.

Just trying to get an idea of the required cleanliness, thanks for everything, I think its amazing to have a resource like this.

...Another thing I remembered, is Blue Loctite sufficient on the reg to tank threading?

This post has been edited by Cookybiscuit: 17 January 2012 - 04:43 PM

[ninjapaintball]

Cookybiscuit, on 17 January 2012 - 04:33 PM, said:

...Another thing I remembered, is Blue Loctite sufficient on the reg to tank threading?

that is fine

[Cookybiscuit]

Thanks again.