G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA

[Bwiser]

Hey Everyone,

I'm in the battling process of upgrading/replacing my worn out PC 7424 DA polisher to the newest and greatest. I'm having a little trouble deciding which one I like better between these three: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA. I'm already accustomed to the reliability of the Porter Cable polishers. I just wish they would come out with a "D" handle and a higher amp motor to level out the playing field. I realize this is a common question around here...but I'm not finding too many reviews on the Griot's DA Polisher (I like the lifetime warranty).

Which one would you choose?

Thanks!

[Fly Bye]

Re: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA



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[Fly Bye]

Re: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=42878

http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18139

[Mongoose]

Re: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA

Does anyone have the specs on the Griots unit such as speeds,amperage,etc.? Can't find any on their website.

[ziggo99]

Re: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA

Features:

• More Powerful 7-Amp, 850-Watt Motor
• 2,500 - 6,800 Orbits Per Minute
• Variable Speed, Wider RPM Range
• Wider 5/16" orbit pattern for faster and better results
• Ergonomic Adjustable Handle
• More Torque, Better Performance
• Longer 10 Foot Power Cord
• Backing plate included

[Mongoose]

Re: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA

Features:

• More Powerful 7-Amp, 850-Watt Motor
• 2,500 - 6,800 Orbits Per Minute
• Variable Speed, Wider RPM Range
• Wider 5/16" orbit pattern for faster and better results
• Ergonomic Adjustable Handle
• More Torque, Better Performance
• Longer 10 Foot Power Cord
• Backing plate included

Thanks for the data, I read in another post where you prefer the GG6 to the G110v2, do you use their products (pads,polish)as well or Meguiars? What polishes/compounds would fall in line with Griots pads?

[paulcr39]

Re: G110v2 vs. PC7424XP vs. Griot's Garage DA

I have the GG DA with 6.5" Lake Country CCS pads and I love it. Using it on level 6 is insane if you ask me, but Richard Griot states in his detailing handbook that that is the speed he uses for correction. I prefer doing any correcting at level 5.