atty trouble!

[VaprMade]

Hey fellow GG family. I'm having issues with my cisco spec LR 510 atty in my ggts. For the past few days I've been vaping away on my ssggts with a hh357 atty. I went to clean it so I wanted to use 1 of my 1.5 510 cisco spec. When I went to screw it in, it goes for about a quarter of a turn(seriously) and then I hit resistance. So much so I got nervous. 357 goes in and out fine. Joye atty's fit fine too.

Ive never had this issue on previous PV's and am looking for any insight.

 

[fright88]

Does that atty thread ok into other mods. Have you tried other Cisco spec attys in the ggts? Also is your GGTS SS Alum or Nickel?

 

[VaprMade]

its a ss ggts, Ive tried 3 different cisco atty's and none fit in my ggts, but have all fit in my roughstack and a 510 box mod plus 510 e cig batts as well.

 

[imeothanasis]

put some vaseline on GGTS connector and screw-unscrew sometimes the atomizer and it will fit Vapr. Its obvious that cisco has a little bigger threads than the other atomizers. Also it fits on your other mods because other mods have big tolerance for atomizers but that also means that their connector will be broken soon. I had to keep a tight tolerance so GGTS can handle easily big or heavy atomizers like Iatty or others.

 

[silentt]

With the floating pin it should still fire

 

[VaprMade]

Imeo, when I put vaseline on the threads if I still feel resistance, should i stop?

Yes Silent, it still does fire. I love all the genius put into the GG. I'm just worried about leaking.

 

[silentt]

Your not going to hurt the pv threads. The atty will go all the way down

 

[imeothanasis]

No worries Vapr, do as silentt said.

 

[dspin]

I have ciscos and sometimes you have to keep turning it to get it down, especially when new. Or you may have a batch that just is not going to fit. They had an issue w/atties last December.

 

[lorderos33]

Imeo, when I put vaseline on the threads if I still feel resistance, should i stop?

Yes Silent, it still does fire. I love all the genius put into the GG. I'm just worried about leaking.

No, keep going You are essentially using the harder SS threads to cut deeper threads into the softer atty. Just be careful not to tighten it so hard that you cannot pull it back off. The idea is the work the atty threads till the turn all the way into the SSGGTS.