Here's what I'm thinkin'.
That 85-100W is/was with sub ohm. With rebuildable mesh, about 60W is all that's recommended, but, altho I usually don't go with manufacturer's recommendation on those type of things, with mesh its pretty accurate, /with the right atty and right wicking, a little more than 60 is possible. 85-100? I think not. If you were vaping mesh at those wattages then that's why dry hits. Wicking can't keep up, and mesh has that limit.
To me, rebuildable and sub ohm stock coils are different in thought process of wattage. Because you like 85-100 with stock coil doesn't mean you'll still want that. Resistance and the rebuildable airflow will decide where you want the wattage. I'd be more apt to choose coil based on what resistance you've been using, adjust the airflow like you want, then whatever wattage you want.
Airflow and wattage are adjustable but the coil(s) is what it is.
When I mesh, which isn't often, I use Damn Vape DV-05 because I like them better than Wotofo/Nexmesh/others.
Authentic Damn Vape Doom X RTA Replacement DV-05 Mesh Coils is with 0.12~0.18ohm resistance (suggest wattage: 45~60W). It is made of KA1, designed for Damn Vape Doom X Mesh RTA Rebuildable Tank Vape Atomizer. 10 PCS / Pack
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There's also a clapton type specifically for mesh decks.
For something like DR V2 RDA, 3mm ID @ .12-.15Ω should work well for you based on what's known. RDA easier to build/wick, at first. Then mesh, since they take a little finesse.
If trying that .12-.15, here's these
www.twiztidtimmyscoils.shop
They don't have to be higher end coils to get great flavor. They do last longer.
A single .3 is .15 when there's 2 - right?