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Kevin S. Wilson
 
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Default Modifying Weber Summit gas grill for more heat?

On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 15:38:21 GMT, "Jason in Dallas" >
wrote:

>Can't remember exactly, but I believe it said the regulator is
>rated at 10.5 inches max pressure. Might I take a chance and get a little
>more aggressive regulator? I assume if I do this I may have to fiddle with
>#1 above but no big deal.


There's probably a very good reason why that regulator is used, and it
probably has something to do with not blowing yourself up or burning
your house down.

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