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I also have some shim left over(great modding tool) if anyone would like. since vince is out and ukeman will be soon. I assume. Just PM

I place the base on the mkb and then tighten down the coil assy til I fill it connect.

I simply walked into ace hardare and asked the guy where the brass shim could be found and then had him point out the .002 size. Just cut a small strip to roll up to a cylinder shape with no over lap. Place that on the inner portion of the switch so the spring sits inside of it. Boom, youve been...

I'm loving my MKB with the GG based term. OMG, It solved all of your air flow issues and half of the gurgles(caused from sucking too hard in my case:oops:) Now I just need to find the parts to turn my unused term base into another term. Anyone recently upgrade to a V2 coil assy and wanna trade...

copper also corrodes and oxidizes faster if I remember right

term sits very even so mine must be 23.

yes the CGR's will fit. They are literally a nipple taller than efest. As for modding it. Rader gets the credit for the compiling, http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/rader2146/4193-modding-sigelei-8-maximum-performance.html

Wow the 99 is crazy looking. A mix between 8/19/and theit provari looking telescope. Sent from my LGL86C using Tapatalk 2

really just adding some kind of metal to the switch on the 19 is the only needed mod. Other things can be done but the magnets dont hold you too far back.

thanks for the heads up. I've been wanting to give the term a try.

The sig 19/sg-1/rsst combo is quite amazing. some copper wire on the switch and this thing is a beast!

the n zonic head seems to be SS and has the "flower" pattern carved into it. The purpose is to be an actual clone of the n zonic when using the #19. I love mine on the number 8 but got rid of the magnet set up and placed in #8's center pin.

That's all I could find too. Just screw a few of the odd shaped ones down so you can chuck onto the screw with a drill. Then screw another one on the screw, and grind it down with you method of choice. I used a metal file and some emery cloth. Not sure of the grit came in a random pack.

the number 19 hot spring is held in by a philips screw. so pretty much any spring with the correct loop in the center will work.

Ahh, sorry its a bit late. comprehension has gone out the window.

burn out the switch and try again? assuming that jb weld isnt flame proof?

The * is one of the simplest ones to mod to being a worthy device. Literally just sand your contacts. Replacing the spring helps to a tee tiny degree but most here dont notice the difference. However the copper would be more conductive(i would assume). Everything else is just cosmetic or...

Yes the term lines up great but can possible leak on your battery.

Okay so theoretically if there was only a tiny spot where the body contacted the switch, all of the power is forced though. As if it was a tiny gauged wire, which would cause it to heat on the button. Now with re gluing it back, if the glue covers all the switch... no connection. If it does...

Maybe one of you professional people could shine in on how to re glue the button. I'mtalking outta my .... here with speculation. I personally have never taken my button off.