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NOTE:
Proceed at your
own risk,
I made these modifications for myself, but they are also here for your
use IF you think you can operate safe enough. I highly reccomend
adult supervision if you are under 15, and even still take the proper
safety
procedures (ie safety goggles, etc.). I am not responsible or
liable
if you hurt yourself while performing any of these procedures, you
perform
these with the knowledge of such. I entrust you to your own
personal
safety, and am not responsible for your safety while operating on a
weapons
modification from this site.
CPS
3000X
This is the
ultimate
hosing
machine, nothing else is like the soakage generated except for
Collossus
and Tribulation. Taking a simple Monster X and CPS 3000 or 3200
you
can create a death cannon with relatively simple ease. First you
will obviously need the CPS 3000 and Monster X. There are two
ways
to make the 3000X. You can have a speed fill one with
Supercharger
capabilities, or atempt to create a beast that matches the original
Death
Walker (see MIB).
We will first give instructions to the fast fill 3000x, because it is
simpler.
First open up your Monster X, put all the screws and plastic peices
that
needed to be taken off in a designated area, you WILL need them.
Next take off the reservoir on the Monster X, there should be a metal
screen
of wire mesh where the reservoir meets the inside guts of the
blaster.
You should remove the mesh and insert the end of the 3000's tube into
the
hole you have just created. You will want to pull out the end of
the 3000's tube, the peice that will only let water out when pushed in
on. This way you will have a constant flow of ammo. You may
have to glue it in with JB Weald. Once finished be VERY careful
not
to pull the hose conection out of the gun. You may also want to
duct
tape it or lash it tight.
Collosus
In this mod
we shall
take a
CPS 3200 and turn it into a war powerhouse. First open up the
3200,
disconect it from the backpack first. The 3200 will have screws
on
the inside as well, when you open it up you will have to pull off the
black
peice that holds the two plastic shells together on the back of the
gun,
and unscrew the nozzles from the front. Put the peices in a
designated
area so you dont loose them. The firing chamber will be a purple
cylindrical peice of plastic covering a rubber tube with a short
cylyndrical,
yet wider peice of black plastic at the back of it with an orange line
on it (what you measure your power by). You will have to take
this
off in order to slip on the rubber intertube (I reccomend mountain bike
24", cut it the size of the rubber). Once you have your slivers
of
rubber slip them over the rubber peice, preferably at least 15
sleeves.
Then put the shell back on. I modded my nozzles also, opting for
10x, 20x, 25x, and shotgun (nodded 5x, the typhoon was changed to 25x).
SS
100 Cannon
One day my
friend Josh
(Psycho) and I were training with SS 100mk2s. One thing we noted
was the remarkable amount of shots the 100 could dish out in comparison
to other guns its size I had like the XP 105 and XP 270. We
decided
though, that even though the 100 could use the reservoirs of most other
classic guns it would be better just to have one giant reservoir then
so
many backups.
Step #1: Take
a
2 liter
bottle that is empty of its contents (duh), and punch a hole in the top
of the cap just small enough for a tube (I think it's 1/8 of an
inch)
to fit around the tube on the 100 that intakes water from the
reservoir.
Step #2: Duct
tape it
really tightly to the cap making sure not to tape it to the reservoir
(2
liter soda bottle) itself.
Step #3:
Now
duct tape
the tube to the tube tat intakes water, after cutting off the white
intake
filtering device.
SC 600
Combat Musket
I know your
probably
saying,
what? Musket? Actually you'll see, I only call it a musket
because it shoots more water then a reguler "rifle" gun and is less
acurate,
but more acurate and shoots less then a shotgun mod.
Step #1: First
of all
open up your SC 600 by taking out all the screws. You will need
to
pry off 2 caps that hold the 600 together as well, one on the nozzle,
and
one where the pump shaft meets the pump handle; I suggest a large
flathead
screwdriver.
Step #2: After
this
you will have to unscrew the orange plastic cylinder from around the
rubber
firing chamber. Some peices may be glued, so be careful not to
break
these unless you have to.
Step #3:
Now
take slivers
of bike intertube (I reccomend at least 10) about the length and
circumference of the firing chamber (I dont have anymore and I didn't
write
down the size unfortunately) and slide it over this. First you
will
have to unscrew the large cylindrical plastic device that fits into the
orange cylander.
Step #4:
Now
after you
have reassembled your SC 600 you will have to saw off the nozzle half
way.
The 600 has a form of valve in the nozzle itself which is activated
when
pressure is applied from the QFD, this enables more water to come into
it then a usual 1x beam; sawing it half way opens up this valve for a
larger
shot which I estimate at 4.5x-6x.
Step #5: Make
sure
everything
is still together, and sand the nozzle so it will not spray as
much.
I painted mine black and customized the external frame, you can do that
also or just leave it reguler.
Tribulation
You have
probably heard
something
before about this weapon. Now I'll tell you how to construct
it.
Basically Tribulation is a CPS 1700 that has been so modded its almost
a new gun. This includes pressure mods, capacity mods, and nozzle
mods, not to mention cosmetic mods.
Step #1: Dissasemble
the gun. Now dissasemble the circular plastic container that
contains
the actual rubber firing chamber. Remove the firing chamber and
get
yourself some party balloons. I used 48. I know, I know,
the more
balloons you use the more power and range, but you have to remember
that if you put on a whole bunch of balloons like let's say 70 your gun
will not be able to pump as much water into your firing chamber as
before so you'll have a decreased shot time, and with a 30x nozzle you
already have pitiful shot time. Not only that, but I'm not really
sure
how much the internals of a CPS 1700 or 1500 can take. I know
that
reports are saying the CPS 2100 has been able to take around 75, but I
wouldn't push it, so let's just go with around 48. Because the
balloons are pretty long they end up spanning the whole rubber firing
chamber. You don't want that because of the way the firing
chamber is
held by the rest of the internals. The first inch or so of the
firing
chamber is like a cylinder and that part actually fits into the gun
itself. You will need to cut that first inch or so off of the
balloons
so that the firing chamber will fit inside the gun properly.
Don't cut
it too much though, or else the balloons may come off at some point or
another. This is an important step.
Step #2: You're going to
need
to perform a check valve freeze in order to pump that bad boy up all
the way. I don't have any pictures taken of this currently, and
it is
INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT that you do not screw up this step. Because
of
this you should check out Super Soaker
Central's page on K Modding. They do a very good job at
explaining the ends and outs of K modding. After you're done with
this put the gun back together again.
Step #3: Saw
the reservoir
in half with a hacksaw or other saw, right before the strap hook
towards
the end of the gun. It is easier to do this when the gun is not
taken
apart. You will need to make sure you make your cut before the
reservoir
changes its shape at the back to form a circle. This will ensure
a snugger fit for your reservoir addition.
Step #4:
Now
take a
3 liter soda bottle and cut it 2/3 of the way towards the top before it
starts angling to the cap. Get some
plastic epoxy and coat the section of the bottle that will be inside
the reservoir. You will need to insert
the 3 liter
soda
bottle into the reservoir with open end meeting open end.
Step #5: Once it's
inside you will need to apply more epoxy on the outside where the
bottle and the reservoir meet. I wrapped duct tape around the
plastic bottle to make it more durable since it's not nearly as thick
as the actual reservoir (especially the CPS 1500). I advise that
you do that although it's not essential. That reminds me, the
only difference between the 1500 and 1700 besides coloring is that the
plastic on the 1500's reservoir is thicker.
Step #6: Cut off the
orange nozzle cone thingy. I just did a cut on the top and was
able to peel it off. After you do this you'll see the nozzle
selector exposed and you can unscrew it. After that the nozzle
size will be about 10x. However, you can cut the rest of the
orange/black part off all the way down to the white part right where
the screen is. Saw this off but be sure to leave the screen in
tact.
Step #7: You'll probably
need a new paint job after all these mods have been done because the
outside of your gun is going to look like crab. I advise painting
it and maybe using some decalling or something to spruce it up.
Congrats! You're finished! |
