Mk 2 quick fill

[Ozzie9962]

Need a bit of advice I want to put a quick fill on my mk2 rapid which is the best so I don't have to cut the stock also will it affect the regulator thanks

[KCE]

Hi Ozzie,
Is there a reason you want to fit a quick fill on your outfit.
What you have to keep in mind is by fitting one it is something that can go wrong down the line with seals.
There is no problem fitting a quick fill and im sure KevG can sort this for you with a Dr Bob unit.
Regards Kev.

[Ozzie9962]

To tell the truth I've changed my mind like it as it is cheers anyway

[Replay]

I think you should give your idea a try, see if you like it for yourself.

Dr Bob's setup looks nice, I think if i was you i get some more advice and more people's thoughts on the subject, because I've always wondered about fitting one to my rapid too.

Regard

Replay

[Scott]

I bought a Dr Bob one last year, it was to go on my MFR, I also bought a larger 380cc bottle for the MFR too
I fitted it and the new bottle, as soon as it was tight the air purged right through the reg vent hole.

I contacted him and he he said he couldn't remember why it happened but that Id need to put extra seals inside my reg, but he slap couldn't remember where.
It's hardly the plug and play I was lead to believe it was going to be, so the quick fill and the bottle are now in my loft hiding out of my sight.

As with all things in life your mileage my vary,, good luck

[Ca_Varminter]

Well I don't know about a good "no stock cut" option....
But here is a comparison of the two best option out there...
RAW and Dr Bob's
His is my post about installing them
https://rapidforum.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=185.0

Good Luck,
Stuart

[KevG]

I would stay away from the long extended brass ones from best fittings.just had a regulator sent today with this fitted.
KevG