Read a lot learn a lot ready to get into the classifides lol. I'm loving my nemmy and igo-w wanting to find a trade on my magneto for a clone of a kayfun
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I don't live anywhere near DFW but I can understand you wanting a kayfun Lite+. Mine are great. 1st off you need to get 20 posts to get verified ( http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/announcements-news/283955-how-become-verified-member.html ) and then I am not sure if any one is going to want to trade their kayfun away
Best bet would be to sell your magneto and then buy a Kayfun clone (I recommend tobeco without the logo but with both the small clear makrolon section (its still crackable with some flavors) and the SS section) off of ebay most are $40 including shipping. Then you will get all of the extra orings and screws (don't drop the fill screw - it is tiny and hard to find)
rip out the factory coil - clean thoroughly - and then clean again (clones seem to have a lot of residue machining oil still in them)
why the one with out the logo you ask?
1. its a counterfeit trying to be passed off as an original which is just not right (I thought I was buying an Aston Martin once but after I took it through the carwash I discovered it was just a 1972 Pinto which promptly got rear ended by the car behind me and burst into flames)
2. the time and money spent on counterfeiting the logo was made up by shoddier construction and machining IMO
Best bet would be to sell your magneto and then buy a Kayfun clone (I recommend tobeco without the logo but with both the small clear makrolon section (its still crackable with some flavors) and the SS section) off of ebay most are $40 including shipping. Then you will get all of the extra orings and screws (don't drop the fill screw - it is tiny and hard to find)
rip out the factory coil - clean thoroughly - and then clean again (clones seem to have a lot of residue machining oil still in them)
why the one with out the logo you ask?
1. its a counterfeit trying to be passed off as an original which is just not right (I thought I was buying an Aston Martin once but after I took it through the carwash I discovered it was just a 1972 Pinto which promptly got rear ended by the car behind me and burst into flames)
2. the time and money spent on counterfeiting the logo was made up by shoddier construction and machining IMO
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