titanium locks
05-02-2006, 12:30 PM
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Since stock ones only weigh 3 grams, and about the most you could hope for with titanium would be a 50% reduction in weight...
well it's just not worth the trouble at all.
I wouldn't trust the brittle Titanium pieces that small to hold the valves reliably in any case.
well it's just not worth the trouble at all.
I wouldn't trust the brittle Titanium pieces that small to hold the valves reliably in any case.
05-02-2006, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by white2001s10
Since stock ones only weigh 3 grams, and about the most you could hope for with titanium would be a 50% reduction in weight...
well it's just not worth the trouble at all.
I wouldn't trust the brittle Titanium pieces that small to hold the valves reliably in any case.
well it's just not worth the trouble at all.
I wouldn't trust the brittle Titanium pieces that small to hold the valves reliably in any case.
05-02-2006, 01:37 PM
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They are also about twice the size in thickness as stock locks. I actually really liked them. They seemed a lot stronger and durable over the stockers. Just my opinion.
