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Old 12-23-2007, 03:48 PM
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Hey guys,

I have a jockey box with a 120ft coil, CO2 set up ofcourse. I was wondering about changing my Tap To the new Turbo tap, Has anyone tried it? does it work well? Will it decrease the foam?

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Old 12-24-2007, 03:01 PM
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The Turbo Tap will not compensate for a foam issue. It is designed to allow for a faster dispense by filling the glass from the bottom up. The beer actually fills upon itself similar to how a keg is filled by the brewer. It still requires a clear flow from the faucet.

If you are having a foaming issue with your coil system, you need to troubleshoot this prior to utilizing the Turbo Tap. Normally you will require around 32 to 35 PSIG to dispense draft beer with this equipment. Keep a consistent ice water bath (majority ice) on the coils.

Once you acquire a clear pour and you wish to use the Turbo Tap, increase your pressure (40?) and you will be surprised as to how this device handles the fast flow.
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