Originally Posted by HypeTrain
Thanks again, 32quarters! So, I took some photos of my extender to portray how it’s been engineered. The rods don’t seem to unscrew from knurled nuts because the base of the rods are attached to them. The pieces that go over the spring, as shown in pictures two, three and four, are not pieces that can be rotated to any effect. The best I can do is unscrew the knurled nuts from the base, which I guess would increase tension. The last picture shows the extent to which they can be unscrewed. Am I missing something here?
Hi HyperTrain,
I recently purchased a Quick Extender Pro as well. I have made a few modifications to mine that have helped out immensely. The first was to drill a small hole through the spring housing with the spring fully compressed. This will keep the extender compressed while you are getting strapped in! Once strapped in I pull the pins to allow the springs to do their thing. Second, I used a black permanent maker to color between the 2nd & 3rd marking on the spring housing. This really helps to get a good visual on how much tension you are applying to your penis. How much tension is actually applied (grams of force) is going to depend on which springs you got with your QEP.
The knurled nuts at the bottom allow you to extend the rod, this causes the spring housing to compress which increases the tension applied to your penis. When you just start off you’re not going to want to adjust anything, it should only feel like it’s being pulled just enough to keep it straight. If you don’t, then increase the tension by turning the knurled nuts until the springs seem like they barely want to start compressing.