Dye Pneumatics

[dmgpb]

Any thoughts on the Dye DFF LPR/3-way and Freeflow ram? Didn't sound like many were fans of the older Dye pneumatics.

Rebuilding a Dye autococker and want to upgrade some parts. Would prefer to keep everything Dye related but also want the marker to shoot as well it can

[Hobbes]

There are some Docfire reviews.

LPR/3-way - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeqMUg_nosI
LPR - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WShA1UAfbLQ
3-way - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR-Y17gQGyA

[Hellion360]

Word is that some of those issues have been addressed with the current revision. I have not received my Reflex yet, but I will be happy to review the pneumatics once it comes in.

My initial experience with the initial release of the DYE LPR and 3-way was not the best. However the 3-way was functionally a nice and quick switching piece. I do not care for the shaft being aluminum.

[superman]

I like the 3way cycle, not a fan of the oring selection or the aluminum shaft.
Once installed i haven't seen any issues. I have a set on my fulcrum and clutch. Reflex is in the mail so ill be checking that out when it arrives.

The lpr works. If you are ordering from dye, i would consider getting the stainless base from freeflow if they don't come with them from dye. I know that was 1 change they wanted to make.

The freeflow rams are not bad. They are modded smc rams. They seem to work fine and i can't say i have had to replace one yet on the new run of stuff from freeflow.

Did you have any particular questions about them?

[dmgpb]

Great thanks all. No specific questions was debating whether the Dye pneumatics were on par with ID or shocktech or at least not too far behind.

[superman]

Each set has their own quirks if you will.
If it is a dye marker and your upgrading it. I think going with a dye set would be fitting.

[dmgpb]

Great thanks!