Provarinati End Cap Pic

[yellowrider]

I am not sure if this has been discussed.
I just put this cap on my 2.5 and it seems to hit just a tad harder. Could be in my head, but I really feel the spring is an improvement for the 2.5 as well.

 

[AstroTurf]

I am not sure if this has been discussed.
I just put this cap on my 2.5 and it seems to hit just a tad harder. Could be in my head, but I really feel the spring is an improvement for the 2.5 as well.

Did you use the P3 cap?

 

[yellowrider]

Did you use the P3 cap?

Yes. P3 provarinati end cap on my 2.5

 

[AstroTurf]

Yes. P3 provarinati end cap on my 2.5

Thanks for the reply...

May I ask what you think about the increased strength of the spring will do to the glue that retains the V2.5 board in place?

Thanks, Jim

 

[yellowrider]

Thanks for the reply...

May I ask what you think about the increased strength of the spring will do to the glue that retains the V2.5 board in place?

Thanks, Jim

Should be fine along as you have atomizer sitting on the unit to offset the pressure. But its not the strength of the coils that I find it useful. It's the increased contact surface. Far as the spring tension, I don't think it is pushing that much harder vs 2.5 spring, as it appears to be different metal. Far as the glue goes it's bound to come off sooner then later regardless of spring used. I have fixed a few by taking the tops of and applying some tape on the 2 groves that have been cut to jam the board in place before applying the glue buggers on the top.

 

[AstroTurf]

Should be fine along as you have atomizer sitting on the unit to offset the pressure. But its not the strength of the coils that I find it useful. It's the increased contact surface. Far as the spring tension, I don't think it is pushing that much harder vs 2.5 spring, as it appears to be different metal. Far as the glue goes it's bound to come off sooner then later regardless of spring used. I have fixed a few by taking the tops of and applying some tape on the 2 groves that have been cut to jam the board in place before applying the glue buggers on the top.

Ah, Ok, Thanks!

Jim