wickless core for my ce4 clearos?

[nihilo]

I have a doubt and couldnt find any help so i registered for an answer. I have 2 ce4 clearos which i hated since they burnt the wick no matter i left them sit with e juice a night long. No idea if i did somethimg wrong. Im a noob and all i know has been learnt from this cool forum. Getting to the point...i need to know if a wickless core will fit into these "rebuildable" ce4 clearos. Thank you. Sorry for my english. First lenguage is spanish.

 

[rodeo302]

As far as I know there are no wickless coils for any task since you need something to pull the juice into the coils oh and welcome.

 

[nihilo]

I know but im refering to the ones that has the wick inside...constantly called "wickless" because theres no visible ones....

 

[nihilo]

All i need to know is if i can fit one of those with 2(4) holes and wick inside the core into the ce4 tubes.

 

[InTheShade]

Hi Nihilo, it's hard to give you a 'for sure' answer as the CE4 clearomizer is not really a standard - a lot of different places make that topper and therefore you'll find they have different specs. I've bought different CE4 replacement coils for my toppers before and some fit, and others didn't.

Only way to tell would be to buy and try unfortunately. You'll find they will probably screw in OK, but it's the height that will be important as the mouthpiece has to fit quite exactly in the top in order for it to work correctly.

I suppose if you can post exactly which CE4 you have and maybe the wickless coils you are thinking of getting, there is an outside chance someone here may know for sure.

 

[mcclintock]

If the coil isn't made to be used with the clearo, no. As to CE4s in general, the "wickless" nonrebuildable ones I tried always gurgled and leaked and the top coil with wicks needed tilting and rolling. I like the EVODs, etc. better; rebuildable CE4s may be similar though. With both, you can still get burning if there is too much voltage for the coil resistance. Most nonadjustable batteries will be a bit too much for the common 1.8 ohm EVOD coils. Need voltage adjust or replacement coils. Come to think of it, a nice VV battery might save a CE4 clearomizer too.