Questions on the Dye Lazarus valve and Trilogy's with factory HPR's

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  • SoKoPaTh
    Bunker Buster
    • Jul 2020
    • 122

    #1

    Questions on the Dye Lazarus valve and Trilogy's with factory HPR's

    I have a trilogy tactical and I was considering the Dye Lazarus valve for it. I'm curious how well it will work with the stock HPR since it's non-adjustable? Will the valve be redundant if I can't drop the HPR pressure? I was thinking of also adding a pump kit, which I assume I'd need a spring kit as well to help balance everything. If I was to keep it mech, will the stock pneumatics work with the Lazarus valve?
  • Ecapnation
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 4331
    • South Central Long Island

    #2
    They are adjustable just not externally

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    • SoKoPaTh
      Bunker Buster
      • Jul 2020
      • 122

      #3
      Originally posted by Ecapnation
      They are adjustable just not externally
      ahhh, didn't know that. Just had to look it up. Thanks

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      • Ecapnation
        Ecapnation commented
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        With certain setups I love the stock wgp valve..... Set and forget.

      • OpusX
        OpusX commented
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        Kinda a pain to get setup but as stated rock solid once dialed in.
    • Jordan
      I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
      • Jul 2020
      • 3508
      • Southern Ontario, Canada

      #4
      I love the shot quality of the Lazarus in my Trilogy, and not having to deal with a valve spring... but they can be a pain to set up.

      You'll definitely need a spring kit to take advantage of the valve's reduced pressure needs.

      Your stock pneumatics will be fine... but again, an externally adjustable LPR would be better to have in order to take advantage of the softer springs you can use.

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      • MrBarraclough
        Returnee
        • Dec 2020
        • 591
        • AL Gulf Coast

        #5
        As others have already pointed out, the stock WGP reg is not externally adjustable, but can be adjusted by removing the bottom cap. I rigged up a quick and dirty pressure tester with an old gauge and spare vertical ASA and dialed mine in to around 200psi or maybe slightly over when I swapped in the Lazarus. It helps to have a spring kit. I used the Inception spring kit and swapped to the lightest spring. I haven't gone back and tinkered with the LPR yet, but thinking about turning it down a half turn or so since I don't need nearly as much recocking force now.

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