Subject	titanium has very poor properties when you include heat.
Posted by	JC_NS on September 29, 2003 at 12:56 PM
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In Reply To	Is anyone using ZMI Titanium brakes? They look pretty sweet. posted by TTony on September 29, 2003 at 09:55 AM
Message	every time "ti" is heated and cooled it loses its strength. I wouldn't recommend nor use "ti" for anything that involves heat.
Follow Ups	Is anyone using ZMI Titanium brakes? They look pretty sweet. - TTony 09:55:18 09/29/03 Never heard or new of them... - michaelkih 10:07:36 09/29/03 Supposedly a 70lb. weight savings over all 4 corners. (n/m) - TTony 10:21:16 09/29/03 Really? Is it all four, or just the front??? (n/m) - michaelkih 10:23:36 09/29/03 All four. (n/m) - TTony 10:44:52 09/29/03 That isn't a bad price then dude. - michaelkih 10:47:52 09/29/03 I doubt they stop as well as an AP 6 piston kit. - Thrash 11:41:42 09/29/03 wow, that's pretty sweet (n/m) - TagZ 10:37:02 09/29/03 LOL. Omg! hahaha - nixit 11:35:00 09/29/03 Yeah, a rotor which is 0.35" thick is a little sketchy - BigTDogg (ZCON Whore) 11:51:18 09/29/03 titanium has very poor properties when you include heat. - JC_NS 12:56:11 09/29/03 huh... I was watching something on the SR71 Blackbird - socos 16:30:54 09/29/03 I watched that show too :) - ZBlacktt 19:02:29 09/29/03 they also said that each flight made the airframe... - Tu 19:17:18 09/29/03 I have not seen that show, and I am not sure what kind of - JC_NS 08:27:15 09/30/03
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