there's a couple that can be modded to run n2o.(dadofthree @ Jul. 18 2007,11:02) Someone remind me of the name of the one that uses N2O and has RPM windows for auto shifting.
Dudes, I couldn't sleep today, got to go in tonight.(Commuta_Busa @ Jul. 18 2007,14:17)there's a couple that can be modded to run n2o.(dadofthree @ Jul. 18 2007,11:02) Someone remind me of the name of the one that uses N2O and has RPM windows for auto shifting.
Electric I think pingel still may have one, I wanna say translogic, dynojet, and I think there's another...
d of 3 - cmon' you're the search god... I would have expected at least one or two links... lol
Gotta get you on some decaf...(dadofthree @ Jul. 18 2007,11:37)Dudes, I couldn't sleep today, got to go in tonight.(Commuta_Busa @ Jul. 18 2007,14:17)there's a couple that can be modded to run n2o.(dadofthree @ Jul. 18 2007,11:02) Someone remind me of the name of the one that uses N2O and has RPM windows for auto shifting.
Electric I think pingel still may have one, I wanna say translogic, dynojet, and I think there's another...
d of 3 - cmon' you're the search god... I would have expected at least one or two links... lol
+1 Only choice as far as I'm concerned. The Cycle Tek is way cheaper than the others and works flawlessly. I can easily get two to three weeks of shifts out of my C02 bottle as long as I remember to turn the regulator off when not using it. Any paintball place can fill your CO2 tank for $5.(Commuta_Busa @ Jul. 18 2007,12:58) I personally like the cycle-tek kits. Good results so far. With co2 you get a ton of shifts before having to re-fill the bottle. The other route is a compressor and a tank which doesn't give you nearly as many shifts, but in a sense, you never run out.
+1 on the Cycle-tek had it now for 6 months and I love it.......(Commuta_Busa @ Jul. 18 2007,10:58) I personally like the cycle-tek kits. Good results so far. With co2 you get a ton of shifts before having to re-fill the bottle. The other route is a compressor and a tank which doesn't give you nearly as many shifts, but in a sense, you never run out.