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Hi Lee - I take it you mean a 12' Torrix - if so the butt section is common to the 1.75 and 2.0 tip sections. I don't know about the 2.25 tip as they are a recent addition to the range.I have 1 3/4 tc torrix could i get 2lb or 2 1/4 top sections made for them and be able to use them properly or would i need to buy a 2lb or 2 1/4 rods
If you dont mind pm if preferred how much was said tip and is there much difference thanksIan Tucker made me a 2lb top.
It fitted perfectly on my 1.75's
That was my peregrine you saw and in that case it’s a little different to what your asking here.Thanks to everyone who replied yes bob my torrix is 12 foot all it was i seen a rod for sale on here which had extra tips made for it it was a pergrine rod which i belive are harrion blanks which got me thinking i will contact steve tommorow have spoken with him in the past and h has been helpful will be looking at all options
I have 1 3/4 tc torrix could i get 2lb or 2 1/4 top sections made for them and be able to use them properly or would i need to buy a 2lb or 2 1/4 rods
Even if it fits would a 1.75 butt section have the power to suit a 2.25 top?Will be taking delivery of the new Harrison 12' 2.25lb test curve soon.
The tip of this rod is not suited to the 1.75/2.00 butt although it may well physically fit.
Cheers
Bob
Probably not as Harrison may also vary the grades of carbon in both sections to achieve the action and test curve. An example of this is the 12' Torrix 1.5 test. The tip will often fit the 1.75/2.0 butt, BUT the 1.5 butt (all these buts! ) section has softer carbon in the butt layup to achieve the test. Surprisingly, it is generally accepted that the slimmer 1.25 has more 'grunt' in the butt than the 1.5.Even if it fits would a 1.75 butt section have the power to suit a 2.25 top?