Dacor Extreme Plus

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Those older, large, robust first stages were from a time when divers usually dived locally. Dive travel mandated much lighter first stages, and the use of more plastic parts. But that doesn’t translate into better wear and tear, or even into better performance. What did was the ability to print out the plastic parts to much tighter specs that the metal parts, which Dacor was doing with its second stages toward the end of Dacor’s life.

SeaRat
 
Just did the same service to an Enduro.
However, I can't find the proper cracking number for the 2nd stage. Anyone know where they should be set?
Initial inspection had the IP at 124, and the CE at about 2.6 on the Magnahelic. Manual states 140 for the IP, but I only have the 1st stage manual handy. 2.6 is quite the effort!
 
And the Extreme 2nd needed a custom seat punched, because the originals are long gone.
Gotta love RTV and sheet silicone!
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Just did the same with a Dacor Enduro Plus that the LP seat was completelly crystalized and broke to pieces.
I've used a sheet of EPDM rubber and glued with cyanoacrilate.
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Mate whilst I get the superglue thing, that will stick good to the epdm but not so much to that plastic

If you give it a bit of a think in this situation the encapsulating suction power of RTV wins hands down

and allows you the silicone seat material option
 
Mate whilst I get the superglue thing, that will stick good to the epdm but not so much to that plastic

If you give it a bit of a think in this situation the encapsulating suction power of RTV wins hands down

and allows you the silicone seat material option
The body of the LP seat is made of bronze.
 
The body of the LP seat is made of bronze.

Even better, get your fingernail in there clean it all up, and RTV it for the win, forever!

Superglue is brittle against metal just had some pop off some static aluminium today
 
The body of the LP seat is made of bronze.

Even better, get your fingernail in there clean it all up, and RTV it for the win, forever!

Superglue is brittle against metal just had some pop off some static aluminium today
 
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