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I seem to recall that my juice usage did increase somewhat with my rebuilt vs the stock. I figured the greatly improved flavor was well worth it though.
If you haven't tried it yet, do one using cotton. I use this. Search Results for cooking twine: Product Grid View - BedBathandBeyond.com Boil the heck out of it (2-3 times and change the water each time) as it is unbleached.
If you haven't tried it yet, do one using cotton. I use this. Search Results for cooking twine: Product Grid View - BedBathandBeyond.com Boil the heck out of it (2-3 times and change the water each time) as it is unbleached.
My juice consumption definitely increased when I started using rebuilt protank heads, but I'm not really sure why as I stayed close to the resistance of the stock heads I had been using.
The amount of vapor produced is directly proportional to the amount of juice consumed. In other words you cannot produce more vapor using the same amount of juice. The increased vapor production (thus increased juice usage) can come from lower resistance, higher voltage, and/or better wicking.
Mine went up as I moved from standard Protank heads to 1.5/1.6 and up to 10-11w (when I was using 7-8). I also use 60/40 and 70/30 as I prefer more flavor, but vapor production really hasn't suffered from the higher PG. I'm not blowing 3-5 seconds of clouds, but I'd rather not choke to death 
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Yeah, I thought as much. I'm using a 50/50 blend but still get lots of flavor. I'm buying higher-end juices now that have awesome flavors. Any juices with higher PG make my throat super dry and scratchy in the morning. When I switched to a 50/50 blend, no more sore throat. I'm a singer, so I've got to keep my throat nice and moistened.
It depends on how you rebuilt your coils, if you are getting more vapor production you will be using more liquid, if you are getting less vapor production you will be using less liquid.
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