Kayfun Dripper Conversion Kit

[m.scott]

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I saw some posts of people converting their Kayfuns using existing parts but this kit is purposebuilt for the task with a removable top cap like any other dripper. I'm thinking of picking one up but the price is pretty steep. Has anyone used one?

[Mtdobies]

First I've heard of it, let me know how ya like it okay.

[LOSTSOUL VAPORZ]

Ive heard that too, never looked into it but it does seem pricey. My understanding is you get better flavor with the kayfun tank so never bothered doing it. I think I seen some RDA kits on eBay a while back way cheaper, I'd shop around.

[DragonGunner]

I also think that the kayfun is known for its flavor due to its tank design. As a dripper (without trying it out), I think at best it would be equivalent to a lower cost/performance rda, but with that being said it all really depends on how you build and wick your rda's. The cost does seem a tad on the expensive side imo for the conversion kit.

[Bushwick]

I think we should keep the Kayfun the way it is. If you want to drip, get a dripper. I have no idea what the price is on the conversion kits, but they sound expensive. I'm sure you could grab a patriot for a little more than whatever the kits are going for. Then you have a designated dripper and a kayfun. Why change it? Just leave it the way it is. It was designed to be a Rebuildable Tank Atty, wasn't it?

[Mr Smith]

my thoughts exactly. I didn't buy a KFL+ to be dripping it all the time, and don't see the point in converting it into a dripper when you can just buy a dripper for a reasonable price...

[Monkeyman]

Easy to do once in a while. Remove the tank, drip your favorite juice on the wick and put the chimney on. Vape through the top of the chimney. PITA to do it on a regular basis but doable once in a while.

[Mtdobies]

That's pretty simple.. lol

[regal]

This is for people like me who can't figure out how to build a tank that doesn't burn wicks