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Possibly a combination of 3 things:

1) Vape particles are a lot bigger than smoke particles. Remember how when you first started smoking you coughed? That's because smoke particles are bigger than air particles. It's the same situation now but with new particles.
2) Nicotine could be too high as previously mentioned.
3) It could be your body starting to get rid of the crap in your lungs. Lots of people that give up smoking feel rubbish and develop coughs and colds before they start to get better.

Or it could be a spot, or an inflamed hair follicle or OP has picked his nose and cut it with his fingernail.....  The list goes on.  My point was that it reminds us that some vapers still do not completely trust e-cigs.  After all he wouldn't have thought that smoking had caused his condition even though it contains thousands more toxic and caustic chemicals.

True but there is always THIS

Whatever that seller says i'm still not convinced, more than one respectable vendor has been "had" with supposedly real VTC5's only to have to recall them later. The general opinion is that there are no real VTC5's in the UK and stocks have been exhausted since Sony stopped producing them a while ago. If they are indeed real ones then fine but it begs the question:

"Why have they waited until now to sell them and considering the lack of them in the market, i would expect prices to be higher than those listed?"

It looks like you've put the coils in posts 1+2 & 3+4 when they should be in 1+3 and 2+4 so that the coils are in front of the holes - this is not be helping the heat situation. Ohms that low need a ton of airflow to cool the vape, as others have already stated you might try starting at higher ohms cos the questions that you are asking indicate that you don't know what you are doing. Sorry to be blunt but it's better that than lose some fingers. Don't go anywhere near the 22AWG, you'll be at seriously low ohms and the dangers increase rapidly nearer the super sub-ohm levels. The airflow NEEDS to be fully open at these resistance levels or the vape will be like lava, especially if airflow isn't set correctly. Wicking needs to be right, not too tight, not too loose and don't expect to be taking long inhales any time soon, short sharp bursts until you get used to it. IMO the CLT is an advanced cloud chasing RDA and not suitable for first time users but as long as you're utilising safe battery practises then it'll juts be a case of a bit of tweaking and getting used to it.

UD Goliath or UD Zephyrus, there's also a Goblin Mini due. I must admit that i bought a second Lemo v2

Some liquids from the classies and another Lemo v2 at a very reasonable price