adriedel

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I want to run 4 corny kegs. I have a 1 regulater I want all kegs a same PSI. Is it ok to run a y splitter them have 2 y splitter on that and hook all 4 kegs to thats.

bknifefight

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It will be fine if you did that but it is much nicer looking to have a 4 way distributor.

jmichaeldesign

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Id go ahead and start looking for another regulator. You'll want to be able to serve different beers at different pressures.

dcarter

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I have three kegs in my kegerator adriel and I did it the same way that you are describing except I used a T and a Y.

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somedudefromguam

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I did it like this, seemed logical. 3 T's and 4 kegs in a line.

BBL_Brewer

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You're just makiing a manifold. If it's cheaper that way then to buy one, go for it.

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Antler

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Exactly. I use a two outlet regulator. Off one I have a two output manifold and the other I have a 4 output manifold. I built both these manifolds with parts I bought at an auto parts store for about 30 bucks.

Looks just like the one pictured.