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Redsoxticket · 11-14-2004, 01:34 AM

THX MikeP:

I agree, the Penn 7500ss and Penn 705 lefty greenie will soon be purged to the classified.

The black and green colors will create a few goods laughs and rolling eyes.

I could drill round holes in the original Penn 704 cup just like the Penn 706 cup if only the holes and not slotted holes, and add a bail-less mod and keep the original spool. This way the color is uniform throughout.

Would the same bail make any difference is it negligible?

Is the line roller part of the mod bail-less kit or is it a hop up part?

Also is the stock bail-less bail that is standard on the Penn 706z have this line roller that you speak of is is it also a hop up part?

Probably in the end it would be best to obtain a new Penn 706z and keep the Penn 704 greenie original ( maybe bail mod).

11-14-2004, 01:34 AM	#3
Redsoxticket ... iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: MA/RI Posts: 2,411	THX MikeP: I agree, the Penn 7500ss and Penn 705 lefty greenie will soon be purged to the classified. The black and green colors will create a few goods laughs and rolling eyes. I could drill round holes in the original Penn 704 cup just like the Penn 706 cup if only the holes and not slotted holes, and add a bail-less mod and keep the original spool. This way the color is uniform throughout. Would the same bail make any difference is it negligible? Is the line roller part of the mod bail-less kit or is it a hop up part? Also is the stock bail-less bail that is standard on the Penn 706z have this line roller that you speak of is is it also a hop up part? Probably in the end it would be best to obtain a new Penn 706z and keep the Penn 704 greenie original ( maybe bail mod).