[broke-again124]

Originally Posted by sparky80

Just installed a Glockworx spring kit and tried the V4 race connector. Can't seem to get the connector to work but I did polish the factory connector and the pull is better. Any suggestions on the V4 connector?

Whats wrong? It's a simple change-out.

[sparky80]

Yeah the change out is simple but, the trigger will not reset at all with the V4. Works fine with the factory bar though. Pull is much better with the spring kit but, seems it would be even better with the V4.

[kodiak]

Check the bend angle of the connector. Go to Ghost Inc website and look at the instructions for the Rocket. There you will see how to check and bend the connector.

[okdonk]

I put Lone Wolf in all my Glocks.

[willfully armed]

Originally Posted by kodiak

Check the bend angle of the connector. Go to Ghost Inc website and look at the instructions for the Rocket. There you will see how to check and bend the connector.

No.

If it will not function, do not change anything on the connector. The rocket connector is adjustable for overtravel.
Not the GW. changing tab angles changes sear engagement, and will affect reliability and safety.

I do not like the V4 connectors at all. The V3s are way better. I have the last stock of V3s that Glockworx sold, still have a bunch.

http://www.firearmstalk.com/classifieds/glockworx-v3-race-connectors-fs-67.html

[kodiak]

Originally Posted by willfully armed

No.

If it will not function, do not change anything on the connector. The rocket connector is adjustable for overtravel.
Not the GW. changing tab angles changes sear engagement, and will affect reliability and safety.
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You obviously have no idea what I was talking about.

2. Check the outward bend angle of the connector. This is done by sliding a piece of (.003 or standard 20 lb paper) paper between the connector and the top portion of the trigger mechanism housing. The paper should slide through with a little resistance. If the paper does not slide through then the connector needs to removed and bent out ever so slightly. If it slides through with no resistance the connector needs to be removed and bent in ever so slightly.

Personally I am not a fan of any aftermarket connectors on a carry weapon. YMMV