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I've seen a few similar split grip conversion post and figured I would share mine. It was done, like the others, with channel lock pliers, sandpaper, dremel tool, and an emory board.

Here's what it looked like before.

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Big, clunky, gold colored double foot guides all the way to the tip.

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After

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It looks waaaay better, particularly with the better guides. What was the original rod?

It was an old BPS rod that I picked up for around $30.  It didn't have a model name on it but it did say "IM8".  It was terribly tip heavy before.  I used to have about 3 ounces of weight attached to the back of it, now it balances nicely with no additional weight.

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