Titanium bolts are in the house!
FRED - been searching for these. Have some customers. Send me an email please with pics and pricing. dan@vividracing.com
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I saw a set of these a few years ago in the beautiful display box they come in. Picked one up, ultra lite, very cool. If I bought a set I would just leave them in the box opened on the coffee table. Judging from the six page thread they would make a great conversation piece. Could you imagine explaining them to a non Porsche person.
Dealt with a lot of Ti on my mountain bike in the past, great stuff. There is a new alloy I have read about called Unobtainium, supposed to be better than Ti, but I have not been able to find a distributer.
Dealt with a lot of Ti on my mountain bike in the past, great stuff. There is a new alloy I have read about called Unobtainium, supposed to be better than Ti, but I have not been able to find a distributer.
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I saw a set of these a few years ago in the beautiful display box they come in. Picked one up, ultra lite, very cool. If I bought a set I would just leave them in the box opened on the coffee table. Judging from the six page thread they would make a great conversation piece. Could you imagine explaining them to a non Porsche person.
Dealt with a lot of Ti on my mountain bike in the past, great stuff. There is a new alloy I have read about called Unobtainium, supposed to be better than Ti, but I have not been able to find a distributer.
Dealt with a lot of Ti on my mountain bike in the past, great stuff. There is a new alloy I have read about called Unobtainium, supposed to be better than Ti, but I have not been able to find a distributer.
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FRED - been searching for these. Have some customers. Send me an email please with pics and pricing. dan@vividracing.com
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I saw a set of these a few years ago in the beautiful display box they come in. Picked one up, ultra lite, very cool. If I bought a set I would just leave them in the box opened on the coffee table. Judging from the six page thread they would make a great conversation piece. Could you imagine explaining them to a non Porsche person.
Dealt with a lot of Ti on my mountain bike in the past, great stuff. There is a new alloy I have read about called Unobtainium, supposed to be better than Ti, but I have not been able to find a distributer.
Dealt with a lot of Ti on my mountain bike in the past, great stuff. There is a new alloy I have read about called Unobtainium, supposed to be better than Ti, but I have not been able to find a distributer.
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This is the company that manufactured them: http://www.poggipolini.it/default.php?t=site&pgid=9
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See..I can sign on for those!
But your center cap is facing the wrong way!! tsk tsk tsk...details baby...details!
But your center cap is facing the wrong way!! tsk tsk tsk...details baby...details!
