2000 size shimanos ?

[Nugget]

Just to cure my boredom I was looking up 2000 size shimanos on plat. Whats the difference between a 1000 and 2000 ? Are they just a 1000 body with a bigger spool? For example the 1000 TP is 195g 2000 200g 2500 jumps too 245g.

[Squidgy96]

I think you are pretty much correct, they add a special letter to the name in this case aswell I am pretty sure

[DaiwaFreak]

The 2000's share the same body as a 2500. C2000 reels share the same body as a 1000.

[Squidgy96]

Originally Posted by DaiwaFreak

The 2000's share the same body as a 2500. C2000 reels share the same body as a 1000.

That's kinda what I meant

[-Pivot-]

Originally Posted by DaiwaFreak

The 2000's share the same body as a 2500. C2000 reels share the same body as a 1000.

So a C3000 would be the body of the 25K with the spool capacity of a 30K, Similar to Daiwa's 2500R models?

If so I thought the Standard 30K shared the 25K body anyway, whats the difference?

The whole time I was thinking the "C" models were shallowed spool.

[DaiwaFreak]

Originally Posted by -Pivot-

So a C3000 would be the body of the 25K with the spool capacity of a 30K, Similar to Daiwa's 2500R models?

If so I thought the Standard 30K shared the 25K body anyway, whats the difference?

The whole time I was thinking the "C" models were shallowed spool.

C stands for Compact. So the body is smaller, but you get more line capacity.

S stands for Shallow, for shallow spools.

C3000 is 2500 body with 3000 spool (same diameter as a 2500, just deeper for more line capacity). The 2000 spool also shares the same diameter as the 2500, but it is a little shallower than a 2500.

With the US models, where there is the 2500 and 3000 sizes. Both share the same body, the 3000 has a deeper spool. Same concept as the compact series with the JDM reels.

Daiwa has done it the other way around with the R models. The 2500R has the standard 2500 sized spool, but it has a 3000 body with a 2500 rotor. The reason behind this? I'm guessing larger gearbox will mean more cranking power.

[-Pivot-]

Originally Posted by DaiwaFreak

C stands for Compact. So the body is smaller, but you get more line capacity.

S stands for Shallow, for shallow spools.

C3000 is 2500 body with 3000 spool (same diameter as a 2500, just deeper for more line capacity). The 2000 spool also shares the same diameter as the 2500, but it is a little shallower than a 2500.

With the US models, where there is the 2500 and 3000 sizes. Both share the same body, the 3000 has a deeper spool. Same concept as the compact series with the JDM reels.

Daiwa has done it the other way around with the R models. The 2500R has the standard 2500 sized spool, but it has a 3000 body with a 2500 rotor. The reason behind this? I'm guessing larger gearbox will mean more cranking power.

Thanks for clarifying.

Good to know.