Added springs on Leluv slider

Wanted an extender with removable rods so got Leluv.

Couldn’t find any post where people added springs so got a cheap home-depot one.

I use the 1.2” springs and compress 0.2 which generates 2-3 lbs. Attached pics.
The working is same as LG/Totalman extender.

Extender $22 , Springs $4

So tell Everbilt you have one more use to add to their packaging. Penis extender! :)

Very clever by the way. :up: :up:

I might have to grab a pack. Thanks.

The tricky part here is spring tension measurement. I made this post so people can experiment with different springs. HomeDepot had just this one.

<0.2” is hard to measure and you really need to squint.

IMO this is better than other extender as springs dont move when you walk.

Extender is OK quality for the price.

How did that work for you?

I had upgraded to Large version of this extender and I use it along Nipple enlargement vacuum cup. The Large version has better quality.
So far the most comfortable extender for me. I extend at 2-3 lbs , 1-1.5 hrs continuous and 6+ hrs a day.
I have even worn it outside with SU and a jacket to hide the bulge.

I use a ruler to measure compression every time which is cumbersome too. Need to invent something here.
I am looking for springs with max <5lbs tension for easy measurement. Amazon has few , will try next month.e.

Highly recommended for people on budget.

Home depot springs?

I went to Tractor Supply, basically the same.

Has anyone replaced autoextender springs with something stronger?

That’s a pretty interesting idea. I have just been using the LeLuv without the springs.

Great Idea, been testing this for a week. Adding M6 washers around the springs (3/8” OD, 1.75”) helps with tightening. Has anyone found compatible extension rods that are longer than the one LeLuv sells? One of the few issues with the setup for me seems to be the gaps in threads on the extension rods and transitioning between them.

Hey Zero, how did you calculate the tension? Fish Scale, equation?

In my weight scale. Place the base on the scale and press till spring compresses to half. That should give you the estimate.
The specs on the back match. so ~0.1” compression is 1lbs for me.

That makes sense. Thanks

Is there a vacuum head for this unit?