Depends on which heat sink and which atty. There isn't really a standard in the industry. That's why spring loaded 510 connections and such are so popular.
Atty not sitting flush
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Something like this. In the drop down menu in the liked page you can select a single piece for $3 and change.
Something like this. In the drop down menu in the liked page you can select a single piece for $3 and change.
With all of these hardware problems I may go back to cigg-a-likes.. I might not get any vapor but I won't have any hardware problems either
A little space betwixt the atty never bothered me too badly.
But I can see where some folk might not dig it.
I'm keep'n my set up !
I gave up on getting rid of gap, while keeping full throw. Solution: (the simplest most obvious answer) toss an Oring in the gap between top cap and atty. It actually looks pretty good too. Meh, I can live with it.
Lol.
I've done that too.
Works fine.
Try a good Manhattan clone?
Like a-mod or ehpro.
They have different pins so most attys sit flush.
I really. Really. like mine
I've played w the panzer.. love the way it hits, hate the way it looks. Same w the fuhattan. Haven't tried a Manhattan yet. I did get abother atty for the flagship I'm having the issue with. Mutation x v2 clone. Had the shortest threads in the 3rd store I went to. Tightened up the gap so the Oring is sitting in it tight.
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