Do exactly what he did, remove the 'noid, drill a new hole for the pilot valve, find out what you have to do to mod the guide rod (there are several ways posted on spudfiles somewhere) and then put it back together.
I have already modified the sprinkler but I want to "further modify it". I have modified it with a blowgun but I want it to hold "175 PSI with high flow".
All you can do is mod the blow gun or upgrade to a better pilot valve.
They're not rated for 175psi, it would probably leak and I wouldn't even want to find out.
High flow? Well you can increase the opening time, but for flow you would have to modify the valve itself which would make it weaker, and defintely not safe at 175psi.
Okay this topic is "how to further mod your sprinkler valve". If you look at the eleventh picture down it says "The new version, capable of 175 psi, with loads more flow."
I just suggest you open your 'noid valve up, and compare the two and improvise a way to do a similar mod. I thought you meant like grinding away at the inside to allow more flow, but then again I didn't even read the topic title.
Hmmm I've really gotta make me one of these. I've checked out a few different sprinkler valves around the place. I've noticed that with different valves, come different valve diamentions. Some have much deeper valve bodies which mean more room for the homemade phram' to shoot up to allow more flow. I'll have a fiddle and see what I can home up with.
Hey I just had an idea. If you take apart your blowgun and look inside you will see two small holes. Would it have better flow if you drilled these holes bigger?
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