i think my problem is i was shooting at 225psi with a big spring i didn't have enough air volume to fire and cycle fast enough but haven't had time to play with it

By the way. I have learned through my Palmers 1/8" A5 RT set up that the screws on my banjo are drilled different.

Due to mass manufacturing of the screws the drilling is slightly off. To get mine indexed right I slightly leave it diagonal to the hose.

This actually was the same for my stock Tippmann air feed straight to the power tube as well. I wanted to be certain so I pulled the screws out and had a look at them.

Thought passing this along might help. When in doubt about proper screw indexing, pull the screws and have a look.

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i just made another mess in my gun and cyclone so i took it apart and cleaned it this time i cleaned all the grease out of the cyclone and noticed that me F6 cyclone ratchet was worn pretty good so I'm putting my spare on today and giving it a rip with and without the war gear paddles

Even with an LPK, an A-5 will not play nicely below about 375 psi. Keep this in mind.

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I agree with SuperRTowner.

My banjo's are different also. One's like this ( l ) and one's like this (--).

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i was at 400psi and my banjos are indexed more testing to follow

i put my back up cyclone on and full auto 13bps and no problem so i believe it was a worn new designs ratchet low presser(275psi) the caused my marker malfunction but i plan on putting another 1000 rounds threw her Sunday morn

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A5, e-grip, polished internals, LPK w/Bob Long gage, Gold power tube, NDZ F6 tornado, lightning rod, QEPH,white squishy paddles, 1/8" lines, drop forward, JCS RVA, 14" J&J, bsa red dot scope, 92/4500 crossfire HPA

A5,super R/T, polished internals,1/8" banjos, expansion chamber, JCS collapsible stock, NDZ F6 tornado, lightning rod, QEV, flatline, 68/3000 crossfire HPA