Typhoon Velocity/input pressures

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  • Drcemento
    Tiger Stripe Enthusiast
    • Aug 2021
    • 734
    • NorCal

    #1

    Typhoon Velocity/input pressures

    Got my Typhoon rebuilt and Cycling. Trying to get a decent velocity. What kind of input pressure are you all putting these at- assuming it might be higher with the sheridan guts and all? sweet spotting process? I have a stab on it. its wedgit'd and they do their job 80% of the time with the paint i have. Can't really seem to break the 260 zone though. brought the stab up to 650. adjuster in about halfway.
  • Ecapnation
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 4212
    • South Central Long Island

    #2
    Some of these typhoons just prefer high pressure, that being said you might be up against the small paint and
    Huge bore conundrum.

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    • Drcemento
      Tiger Stripe Enthusiast
      • Aug 2021
      • 734
      • NorCal

      #3
      So go higher? 700-800? The paint is not stupid small and the wedgits are doing their thing. Gotta find my calipers for the barrel, and can get 290 to 300 with a similar barrel and bore sizer combo in other markers, so thinking I should be able to do better.

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      • XEMON
        Frenchy is here!
        • Jul 2020
        • 3029
        • Nor Cal

        #4
        higher pressure of softer valve spring ...
        i might have a few spare springs i can pass your way next time i see you
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        • Drcemento
          Tiger Stripe Enthusiast
          • Aug 2021
          • 734
          • NorCal

          #5
          Jeeze - don't know why I keep thinking of Typhoons as being somehow totally different. I have some springs I can try - good call XEMON. I did bust out the 1000PSI reg for input and brought the stab up to about 800. Seeing better results on velocity. would like to be able to settle it down a little with some spring work though

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          • Jordan
            I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
            • Jul 2020
            • 3476
            • Southern Ontario, Canada

            #6
            What valve is in it? Some of the old Typhoons have modified Sheridan valves and you'll want to make sure the ported side is facing up if that's the case.

            The biggest thing in my experience has been volume in front of the valve. I gutted my LPR and have an external Rock installed - the gutted LPR acts as a volumizer and improved velocity to the point that I've backed the RVA off completely and just adjust velocity via the Stab. Pretty sure I'm at 500psi or lower but would need to install a gauge again to check.
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            • Drcemento
              Drcemento commented
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              Its a Palmer valve. Interesting idea on the external Rock, but i bought it for the the looks and not sure I could stomach a strap on rock! Lighter valve spring made all the difference. shooting great now. o-rings for a 4 way rebuild still incoming but its leak free for now. may wait to open that can of worms till its starts leaking !
          • Ecapnation
            MCB Member
            • Jul 2020
            • 4212
            • South Central Long Island

            #7
            Originally posted by Drcemento
            Jeeze - don't know why I keep thinking of Typhoons as being somehow totally different.
            That's just it....they all are! I've owned and worked on a few and no two were ever alike.

            Even between two guns in the same run! I had two bbt typhoons and my current one internally is different than my first

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            • Drcemento
              Tiger Stripe Enthusiast
              • Aug 2021
              • 734
              • NorCal

              #8
              Lighter Valve spring for the win. instantly jumped to the 320's. backing the RVA out almost completely made almost no difference. backing the stab down about a full turn got it in the 290 zone. have to pull the reg and see where the pressure landed.

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