PPS Timmy Rock - will it fit a Pimp?

[Jordan]

As far as I know, Pimps take a 2k2 Timmy LPR, but I'm not up on what parts fit what generation.

I know I'll need a solution for the valve spring, but I think I have that part figured out.

[the_hyren]

As far as I know, Pimps take a 2k2 Timmy LPR, but I'm not up on what parts fit what generation.

I know I'll need a solution for the valve spring, but I think I have that part figured out.

I believe everything pre-g6r/protege have the same lpr threads though the gen 1 timmys had a different internal layout where the valve was in the front block and the lpr house was just the spring and piston.

I was at one point looking to see if someone would make me a valve body or adapter to drop a morph valve into the pimp so I didnt have to worry about the valve spring. Just couldn't get anyone to make it for me.

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[DavidBoren]

The AKA SCM Timmy LPR and AKA Timmy volumizer both fit perfectly on my Pimp.

But my Pimp has a RIP valve in it, so I don't have to worry about the valve spring still fitting.

The Evil LPR has a wierd brass base to it, or mine did, and won't sit in a Timmy volumizer correctly due to that brass piece. So there are differences.

My Pimp came with a Hybrid Timmy LPR, if that's any help.

[Jordan]

The AKA SCM Timmy LPR and AKA Timmy volumizer both fit perfectly on my Pimp.

But my Pimp has a RIP valve in it, so I don't have to worry about the valve spring still fitting.

The Evil LPR has a wierd brass base to it, or mine did, and won't sit in a Timmy volumizer correctly due to that brass piece. So there are differences.

My Pimp came with a Hybrid Timmy LPR, if that's any help.

It helps a bit - thanks.

Part of my interest in an aftermarket solution lies in the fact that, to the best of my knowledge, Respirator reg seats are not available. I will have to install something else when the seat fails on my LPR, and I figure I'll look now rather than get caught short.

I like these old weird guns but trying to find replacement parts can be a challenge if their designer didn't future-proof them.

[DavidBoren]

I don't know the internal condition of my Respirator LPR... but I can send it your way when I pull it out of storage.

If you are actually willing to rebuild your own Respirator, I will send you mine so you have some spare parts to work with.

I am not willing to mess the magical strips of plastic sandwich bag BS, so hanging on to my Respirator just because it is Evil would be selfish and stupid.

[Jordan]

I don't know the internal condition of my Respirator LPR... but I can send it your way when I pull it out of storage.

If you are actually willing to rebuild your own Respirator, I will send you mine so you have some spare parts to work with.

I am not willing to mess the magical strips of plastic sandwich bag BS, so hanging on to my Respirator just because it is Evil would be selfish and stupid.

I did rebuild mine (since I'm not in a position to buy a Rock right now) and it's working fine once I remembered they're not happy being adjusted when aired up. Turns out you don't need a plastic strip if you give the piston a good squeeze and wiggle when installing it into the lower housing.

I just finished rebuilding the Detonator as well... turns out Sledgehammer LPR seats are a close match to Detonator reg seats and work great.

Eventually I will end up installing a Rock but for now everything works and I've got next to nothing invested in other than time.