Can anyone identify this thread?

[Smart Parts Kid]

http://m707.photobucket.com/albumview/albums/Oliverw1992/DSC00631.jpg.html?&newest=1&pbauth=1_uLEBonVPfaLdh1h3YMYz2Wtl4xWAdTgr2LJJ6u24XiHsvlKGOOcFNCaRrS904SLA+tST61vikSgNlmOs57xn2IKKdIzWcJblEIDDSB0qDpCkdjJlkMhYmv/VsZzff/AtXskphySe929y+wXC8U+vmZ6MU+jLS8agrywS15JjLk4=

 

[essx]

Looks like ion/impulse
hard to see tho on my phone

 

[Smart Parts Kid]

Looks like ion/impulse
hard to see tho on my phone

yeah I've had an Ion and a shocker in the past and I found this sitting in a drawer so it could be either

 

[gommie404]

this is hard to do from a piccy,, take it to your next walk on and see if it fits somebodys marker,,

 

[balf]

yeah I've had an Ion and a shocker in the past and I found this sitting in a drawer so it could be either

shockers are long shallow threads, ion/impy are pretty much single twist on, quite deeply cut

 

[lettucecheesecake]

Either cocker or spyder

 

[Gee Tee]

And the correct answer is...

this is hard to do from a piccy,, take it to your next walk on and see if it fits somebodys marker,,

To be honest from that picture I would have zero chance of spotting which thread it is

 

[wolfie]

looks old school Angel lcd/ir3, i have one of them with Angel thread

 

[Cook$]

angel always tended to have a lot of barrel behind the thread.