Recently changed out the beer lines in a kegerator that I have converted. My pour is way too fast. Currently, I could fill a pint glass in 3-4 seconds. The pour is not foamy just too fast. My faucets are Perlick creamers, 6.5ft of 1/4"ID tubing, temp 38F, pressure 11psi. What needs to be done to slow it down?
You replaced 3/16" line with 1/4" which doesn’t have as much resistance. You can go back to 3/16 or lengthen the 1/4".
Or add some epoxy mixing twisters to the line.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_ ... ixing+tipsDo the epoxy twists go in the keg end or the faucet end of the tubing?
Some people place them in the keg dip tube.
I have them at the picnic tap to keep my lines in the 3-4’ long. I don’t think there is an issue if you put them by a regular faucet.
If you put them in the beverage line by the keg, I think the liquid would push them to the faucet end.
If you have a Granger store near you, you may find them there.
You are only using the inside of the epoxy mixers. The “twist”. It will restrict the flow, mimicking a longer length line.
