OP, the resistance difference between your coil and what steam engine says is what's causing the issue. Even that small of a difference in ohms will make a pretty noticeable difference in the temperature of the vape. I know Lightning Vapes just recently began carrying Ti wire, so I have no idea what quality of wire you're getting and whether it is truly CP Grade 1. I have no reason to assume LV is being dishonest or carrying low quality wire, but just throwing it out there as a possibility (see next paragraph). Another guy mentioned having problems with SweetSpot vapors wire. I will tell you that SSV's wire is NOT Grade 1 Ti. There is a PhD metallurgist over on ECF who has debunked their claims repeatedly. This is why SSV has to create their own TCR curve. I am not saying there's anything wrong with vaping their weird Ti alloy, but it is not CP Grade 1. And I certainly would not pay the price they charge for it. I use Ti from Unkamen supplies. He sources his wire for jewelry, but guarantees it is USA made and Grade 1. I prefer buying from a source that isn't in the vaping industry because typically there is less broscience and price gouging involved. Unkamen's Ti wire, for me, Ohms out to almost exactly what steam-engine says it should (every time, in every atomizer). Right now I have a dual coil in a Crius that reads (cold) at .168?. Steam engine says it should be .171. That's so close that the margin of error is probably in the leg length and coil spacing. In either case, it will not affect the accuracy. Your build, to me, looks fine. Assuming your atomizer isn't wonky and throwing off the readings, then I would have to assume there's something "different" about the wire you have.