Thinking about a new one...

[KillTheNoise]

just can't decide which.

I just got into rebuildable atties, and I feel like I need (keep telling myself this, but I don't NEED) a more effective mod.

I like mechanical mods, but don't know enough about battery safety and whats safe to go and get one. I also really like the VAMO, but for some reason I want something "better"...sigh.

So I guess my question is, what should I look at? I have mech. mods, vamo, zmax, and a couple others on my mind, but I want to do my research before hand. So what do y'all suggest?

I need durability, effective power changing, looks, and reliability.

 

[martinc]

The stainless Zmax is of good size and weight,looks great and works great for the price its hard to beat.

Has all the safety features required too.

 

[Blix]

stunningCun... Oops, cunningStunts I mean, you could always check out a Reo. They are built like tanks, takes plenty juice, plenty power and are very reliable.

 

[KillTheNoise]

stunningCun... Oops, cunningStunts I mean, you could always check out a Reo. They are built like tanks, takes plenty juice, plenty power and are very reliable.

Wouldn't a Reo with a big RBA stickin out the top look kinda silly?

 

[Blix]

Wouldn't a Reo with a big RBA stickin out the top look kinda silly?

You must be thinking of a Genesis RBA, there are bottom fed RBA's for Reos.

Here's mine with the Reomizer RBA:

 

[KillTheNoise]

damn that's one sexy mod. So a regular RBA is a no-go on Reos?

 

[SavePaperVapor]

damn that's one sexy mod. So a regular RBA is a no-go on Reos?

Well, you could use one on there, but that would make the bottomfeed worthless. So yes, but mostly no. lol.

 

[Blix]

damn that's one sexy mod. So a regular RBA is a no-go on Reos?

A regular genny RBA would be rather silly on a bottom fed Reo.