Super Soaker Central

Line

• Overview
• Common Pros
• Common Cons
• Guns
• Timeline
• Media
• Common Modifications
• Links

Overview

The CPS series was Larami's first series to include water guns with inflatable rubber bladders--CPS technology. These bladders allowed performance to remain roughly the same throughout a shot and for the stream to take less bends to get to the firing valve. Performance was improved dramatically; so much that this was the most powerful series of Super Soakers ever. Many collectors are willing to pay much money to buy any of these nowadays.

Common Pros

• Powerful
• Excellent reservoir capacity
• Excellent chamber capacity
• High output
• High range
• Little if any dropoff

Commons Cons

• Rare and expensive now
• Pull valves instead of ball valves

Guns

	Name	Year	Type
	CPS 1-3-5	2002	Spherical CPS
	CPS 1000	1998	Spherical CPS
	CPS 1200	2000	Spherical CPS
	CPS 1500	1998	Spherical CPS
	CPS 1700	2000	Spherical CPS
	CPS 2000	1996	Cylindrical CPS
	CPS 2100	2002	Spherical CPS
	CPS 2500	1998	Cylindrical CPS
	CPS 2700	2000	Spherical CPS
	CPS 3000	1998	Cylindrical CPS
	CPS 3200	2000	Cylindrical CPS
	CPS 4100	2002	Cylindrical CPS
	CPS Splashzooka	2001	Cylindrical CPS

Timeline

• 1996
• CPS 2000
• 1997
• None new.
• 1998
• CPS 1000
• CPS 1500
• CPS 2500
• CPS 3000
• 1999
• None new.
• 2000
• CPS 1200
• CPS 1700
• CPS 2700
• CPS 3200
• 2001
• CPS 1-3-5
• CPS Splashzooka
• 2002
• CPS 2100
• CPS 4100

Media

• CPS Series Pictures
• CPS Internals

Common Modifications

• Colossus
• K-Mod
• Pressure relief valve disabling

Links

• Aqua-Nexus - The CPS Series