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Ah okay. I think I ravaged their clearance page pretty good when I first started buying stuff, haha. They have pretty good customer service though. Had a tank show up that had a bent thread post. They had me take a video of it, and then after seeing it, sent out another one. They are stateside as well, so that order should get to you pretty quickly.
Yeah it will be here tomorrow lol. I wasn’t to sure about them but google said they legit so I have them a shot haha
There's a list of legitimate vendors on here somewhere.
I wasn’t even thinking about looking for that haha
I prefer higher PG (around 65-75%) but it's a totally subjective issue. Play around with it until you hit paydirt. You'll know it when you hit it.
I love my fireluke 2. Never had issues with a bad coil yet. I hardly go over 55 watts with the .2ohm.
I just realized I read this wrong, haha. The X2 is part of the 904L X series coils. They are presumed to be superior to the M series 904L's, but I can't say I've tried the M series. Between the two however, you can be assured that they will last, and they're both mesh. I'd say between the two, find a price point between what you like, and a decent price. Some swear by the multiple coiled, coils, but I can't say I've noticed that much of a difference, to be quite honest. I'm sure there are plenty of people that would object to that. I bought 4x packs of 5-coils from FastTech for about $12.50 a piece, but they are still waiting for them to arrive with an ETA having been pushed back twice now. Paying the higher price is sometimes worth the less hassle.
I wanted to make a correction on here as to not spread misinformation. The 904L X series coils can be used in the Fireluke 3/Maxluke and the Twister (X/TX series coils), but not the M Pro/M Pro 2. The M series coils are for the M Pro/M Pro 2. I was thinking the M series was compatible with the Fireluke 3/Maxluke, but realized after doing some further research today, that it was the X/TX series coils I was thinking about instead.
tldr;
Fireluke 3/Maxluke: compatible with 904L X and X/TX* coils
M Pro/M Pro 2: compatible with 904L M series coils (and a few other brands)
The 904L X and M series both use COILTECH 4.0, which uses SS904L and has a slightly different ratio of tea cotton vs. regular than the 3.0.
*The TX coils use COILTECH 3.0 which does not have the SS904L and has a slightly different ratio of cotton from the 4.0.
From what I've read, all are still considered to be of good quality and have a long coil life.
80-90 PG imo but obviously I'm the oddball. VG smells bad, tastes bad, ruins throat hit and leaves a film on my car windows.
You are not alone. PG for the win.
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