Subject	still would be worth check to make sure no reactions occur.
Posted by	Silvrhand (Pittsburgh) on May 18, 2001 at 9:25 AM
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In Reply To	Re: will titanum react to the metal in the block posted by Logik (Pittsburgh) on May 18, 2001 at 12:59 AM
Message	nod, doesn't really matter where they go into, something to think about though is how the metal is going to react when it's heated.. titanium may react different when heat is applied maybe even causing the bolt to break or work it's way loose. I would just stick to the stock bolt, suprised it even broke.. - 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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