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I have a brand new Kangertech Subtank mini-C and I am pairing it with a kangertech subox nano. The tank came with a SSOCC SUS316L 0.5Ohm coil. Can i switch to OCC coils instead? I have more experience and knowledge with using OCC.

Thanks Bebop.... I do prefer flavor over cloud. It's hard for me to think to put in words what I am trying to describe, but thanks for taking a stab at it. I guess ultimately, I want to build for flavor and using my calculator (I use Vape Tool Pro for my Android Phone), I generally build .5 coils. What should I be shooting for in regards to stronger flavor? I think what I was trying to figure out in my original question, but having a hard time explaining.... If I buy pre-made coils, I am unsure where to start (wattage) other than beginning low and working my way up. For example, I bought premade GM Coils - clapton 26g A1 + 38g TM N80 at 6 wraps on a 3mm bit. Label shows .2 Ohm (dual) which is pretty much spot on. So what I was wondering is where is a good wattage to start at and perhaps a average wattage range that one may use. I do understand that is subjective to the individual. And, how do you get to that starting point (calculator, etc). I realize different tanks, coils, etc. will all produce different results from one to the other. For example, I vape my Avocado 24 around 40-50 watts and found that is the best I can get for me, however it's really no flavor. Lowering and raising the wattage doesn't get anything better. Yet if I run my TFV8 with the pre-made T8 .15 ohm coil at 120 watts, I get great flavor. I know, different set ups. I'd love to find great flavor with my Avocado and Griffen RTAs and ultimately looking for what I should build at for xx recommended wattage. Hope that is little easier to understand, I am at a lose for exactly how to explain it ** On a side note, I am reading some threads about flavor and learning about top vs bottom airflow and about different wire affecting flavor too. So that helps... Think I just need to find what you mentioned above and that would be building for my preference and sticking with that.