Subject	will titanum react to the metal in the block
Posted by	Silvrhand (Pittsburgh) on May 17, 2001 at 8:23 PM
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In Reply To	I think thats a little over kill posted by TARGETZ on May 17, 2001 at 08:06 PM
Message	you may want to be careful as some things don't react well to aluminum.. I would just go with some grade 8 bolts, if you break those something is wrong.. very high strength - John
Follow Ups	Who would be interested in titanium bolts 4 timing pulleys? - Good2Zya 19:20:55 05/17/01 what about forged steel? (n/m) - got rice? 19:25:54 05/17/01 If your interested in hardened steel bolts for anything drop - BadZCar (FL) 20:29:24 05/17/01 how about carbon fiber! they would look cool - Halo Z(HackAShaq!) 19:27:53 05/17/01 May be good to talk to ARP first > - kZtt 19:56:31 05/17/01 I think thats a little over kill - TARGETZ 20:06:31 05/17/01 It's not overkill when you have $$$$$ invested in the engine - got rice? 20:08:56 05/17/01 will titanum react to the metal in the block - Silvrhand (Pittsburgh) 20:23:22 05/17/01 Re: will titanum react to the metal in the block - Logik (Pittsburgh) 00:59:45 05/18/01 still would be worth check to make sure no reactions occur. - Silvrhand (Pittsburgh) 09:25:37 05/18/01 me * 3 sets (n/m) - Kiwi_Z 20:16:32 05/17/01 me too (1 set) (n/m) - safZ 20:36:29 05/17/01 Are you sure Ti is stronger than forged steel? - TRUST 21:26:30 05/17/01 need to check, titanium might be too brittle (n/m) - Chuck S. 20:25:22 05/18/01 Grade 8 equivelent metric should suffice (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 23:43:12 05/17/01
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