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The O ring (little rubber band) is not necessary. Your machine just may run a little loud. And most machines will need at least some tuning out of the box. Best way to find out is plug that shit in and check it out. How’s the throw/hit/speed etc. if you can give more specifics I.e. how its running (to slow/fast? too hard/soft) i can try to help you with tuning it. Is it a liner or shader?
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take a picture, upload to http://www.imageshack.com and then post the direct link
The sound is the big key in tuning really. Also the o-ring will–as previously stated–quiet it down, and it also absorbs a lot of the vibration. Some people swear by it, and some swear by not using it. Me it really depends on the machine. I do have them in the studio and ready to be used if needed, but I generally just go with whatever feels right for the machine.
As far as tuning. Even if it IS pretuned it might not be tuned to your liking. Best to try it out and see how it is running first, and maybe work on some fruit or practice skin to see if you like the feel. More than likely it will need tuning.
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To shorten the stroke you have to tighten down the contact screw. But that’s gonna make it run faster and hit harder so you’re gonna have to compensate in those areas. But long stroke is usually ok for liners. I agree definitely post pics. Tinypic.com is great too. And simple enough. I suck with computers and was able to figure it out
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It is known up as line up that is very quite easy to apply and will be looking cool also.
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