Which E perm is the best?

#4 is a intuitive, optimal in length commutator that I always used (but the mirror). Dunno if it is so good but with my speed it does not make much difference.

It works like: put one F-side corner in D using L, do U' and put the other in diagonal from that using R, then swap them using D2 and take them back up. Then you do the same with the B-side corners but mirrored. This you can start while ending the first half = L' R (that makes it one move shorter =)
 
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I actually switched today after Erik showed me :).. I've must have practised it 500 times today and I love it :). I used to do the one with the u2 (double layer) some ppl posted before.
 
x R U' R' D R U R' u2 R' U R D R' U' R

R2 U R' [U' y]* (R U R' U')x2 R U R' F U' F2

[]* it's more like d' with my left thumb, than U' y


But I use both of those, depending how the cube ends up after OLL. It's nice to be able to perform E perm always without rotation or AUF after PLL.
 
i use

x' R U' R' D R U R' u2 R' U R D R' U' R

im think i will shift at some point because it is my slowest PLL....
 
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