Nitrogen regulator??

Well, I finnaly stepped up to nitro and the regulator I have is kinda crappy. Its stuck at about 130 psi output and while its cool not having to run a compressor and shit, Id like my system to be faster. I want to get a new regulator and wanted to know what everyone else is running. My goal is 200 psi output.

Also, I have a 3 gallon tank at the moment, If I can find a place for it would it be a good idea to use a 7 or 10 gallon tank since I like to hit switches alot?

i have a adjustable 0-600 psi regulator and i have cans i have played at 275psi, my valves didnt like it!

Ricky at whynotfab.com has a 30-450 PSI nitrogen regulator for $125 more than enough adjustability for what you need.. I run mine at about 175-210 Im not much of a switch junkie.. Ive had the same little S-size bottle since November LMAO..

i run a Victor 250. its range is from 0-600psi out put, inlet of 3000psi i have had it 4 years now and no problems yet. new they run about $126.00

i have victor also and run mine at 235 to 240 my valve are rated for 250 so i dont push it to the max but on a crw cab dually it gets up with a quickness on my s-10 i have ekstensive valves and run my regulator at 225 on that truck and can pull the front end off the ground and i am coming straight outta the bottle no reserve tank....

I've got a 0 - 200 PSI regulator sitting on my desk here at work I'll see for cheap.

It was recently inspected and tuned. make me an offer and I'll ship it to you.

I offer a half eaten bag of peanuts and six miniature reeses cups.

Edited: 2/9/2007 7:14:25 AM by HOLCOMBE347

you can find regulators on ebay...ive looked myself you can find good victors for like 50 bucks sometimes less...

you dont need a bigger tank if you dont want...as long as the nitrogen bottle feeds into your 3 gal. and keeps your psi switch off you'll be fine. once the bottle runs out and your compressors kick on, if you regulator is open it will fill the 3 gal tank and what space is left in bottle so you'll still have more than 3 gal of air at what ever your psi switch is set to turn off at. only time you'll have only 3 gal. of air is if you turn the regulator off or change the bottle out.

i have a question though.. if i get a regulator with an max inlet psi of 3000 and the outlet psi (gauge wise) reads it will go put to like 1500. could i just put a smaller gauge on the outlet side so i could fine tune the psi down to like 180-220 range? the outlet gauge thats on it doesnt even move up one little line until its after 200...so just curious if i could just swap out the gauge to fix that.

IHOP AIR DEVELOPMENT USED TO SELL A HIGH FLOW 3/8 REGULATOR.DONT KNOW WHAT BRAND IT WAS OR HOW MUCH THO.GOOD FOR FILLING THE TANK UP REALLY FAST.

Do you just use a push conect fitting on the regulator for the airline to the tank or do you have to have a airline with crimped ends so the line wont blow out?