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Stepping down the size of the pipe into a smaller one in fact WILL NOT GIVE MORE PRESSURE! The smaller the size of the pipe, the less water it can carry, and ultimatley distribute. So when you have multiple sprinkler heads, the feed lines are usually ran in 3/4 and the branch lines stepped down. Also the same with household cold water is always roughed in in 3/4 and stubbed out in 1/2. That's also why the city has a huge main feed and your house has only usually a 1"

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