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Hello and welcome to the forum @AqkemFg. Glad to have you here!:)

What version of Kayfun do you have?

Most of the Kayfun tanks are designed so that the airflow is restrictive. Very little you can do to change it. They work best when you build your coil 1.5Ω and higher.

If you want a tank that can give you more vapor, you will need to buy a different RTA.
 

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Hi and welcome. Most Kayfuns have a grub screw in the base, adjusted with a hex key, to adjust the air flow. That said, Kayfuns are generally intended for high ohm, low watt, MTL vaping. They are intentionally restricted in air flow to accomodate this regime. In short, they are not built or intended for big cloud. There's a limit to how much vapor you can get through one. If you can't get the cloud you want, you'll probably need a different tank. If so, look at a Lemo2. It builds and wicks very much like a Kayfun, but has much better airflow and a subohm insulator.
 

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and i was wonder if cherry bomber is a good mod or not..
Lots of potential issues with that mod, in addition to it being an unregulated mod with no safety features. Unregulated (and mechanical) mods require you know battery safety, ohm's law, amp draw and understand how they all work together to vape safely.

You would be better served looking at a REGULATED single or dual battery box mod if you were looking to put a "cloud chasing" RTA/RDA on it. A box mod capable of going up 75 watts (or greater).
 
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