In a message dated 8/1/02 1:25:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
. Fluids in this category include traditional grip solvent,
non-flammable grip solvent, lighter fluid (naphtha), highly volatile oils,
alcohols, etc.
The best, safest and least expensive grip solvent is Min
Bernie,
Not in "A" flex, I did try in "R" flex and the flight was to high ( my ball
flight is high ).
Actually, the shaft broke on me and I did get a replacement (n/c).
The shaft felt OK but the Lite Rev feels tighter and the snap is there.
What is amazing that my son was able to hit it a mile ( k
Charlie,
Good info on the Lite Rev A. Don't think my FL-50 R is much different...kind
of a soft R. I can speculate that with a 7.5, you'd need a soft shaft to get
the ball up at all. At times, my 9 seems to hit a pretty low ball, but it
does carry well and rolls well. Have you tried a Pure Energy
Bernie,
FYI
I have the SRV II in 7.5, two 9 and a 10 degree. Tried almost all combos and
the winner is the 7.5 with the SK Fiber Lite Rev in A flex, 2 inch
insertion, 230 CPM ( that's right 230! ), D5, 305 grams and 46.75 inches
long.
This shaft is great, I am able to work the ball both ways. Nice
Ed, where is the correct spot where they should be swing hard to be able to
hit a Noodle? This will help me teach my ladies a better golf swing, I hope.
Thanks, Hank
Thanks, Hank..
Dan, I'm not trying to get into a pissing contest over this or
anyother post. A newbee came on line thru ST and asked a
very simple question, how do you guys get a ferrule on to a shaft when it
won't go. I just relayed the way that I've been doing it for
Dan;
I doubt either of us were being critical. My note was perhaps a feeble
attempt at humor, nothing more. No doubt RK feels the same.
TFlan
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From: "Dan Neubecker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 9:46 AM
Subject: RE: ShopT
RK,
Well, if you want to
parse words, what you actually said was:
"I've been heating water
for 3 minutes, or until it boils, ina glass coffee cup for about 6 years now
and have "NEVER" had a problem.All you need is a cup, water, microwave and
good common sense."
Notice you said "OR"
un
First, considering that Victory grips and their ilk are commonly available
for cheap, it seems like you are going through an awful lot of unneeded
effort. Assuming, however, that you are in it for the thrill of the hunt...
There is a generic product called rubber rejuvenator that can be had fr
Danny, Danny, don't jump to any conclusions, I was not jumping on
your response it was that I was just reading your post when I decided
to write my post. YOu will however notice I said that I waited
until the water "BOILED" in the cup before I removed it from th
Jeez RK/Tflan, I was only offering a simple caution that might save someone
from injury, not trying to put down anyone's methods. Take it or leave it.
RK, I respect your opinion, so when I first read your advice as to the risks
of using a drill bit instead of a reamer in certain situations, I
Hmm ...
Looks like I'm thinking of a different definition for the word "save" with
respect to grips. I think the original post addressed the idea of pulling the
grip off a club and then transplanting to another.
My idea of a "save" is actually to turn a grip that's gone hard and slick into
You mean that there ST'ers out there that ACTUALLY check our
spelling??? I do not believe that "ANY" ST'er would ever
do something as low as that.
RK
ps; OH by the way Tom you misspelled SALVAGEABLE, no spell
check hug???
Yeah, I know. I meant selvagable, one of Clark
Gable's first wives.
TFlan
- Original Message -
From:
Bernie
Baymiller
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 6:46
PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: They said it
couldn't be done
Darn, Tom, did you
How did you get on . . . by signing up at www.clubmaker-online.com? Go
there and follow the instructions.
TFlan
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 5:23 AM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Orange Crush Shaft?
> How do I get off
I agree Tom. I've been heating water for 3 minutes, or
until it boils, in a glass coffee cup for about 6 years now and
have "NEVER" had a problem. All you need is
a cup, water, microwave and good common sense.
RK
Manufacturer's o
Other than the messy job utilizing boiling water (microwave or other heating method) I offer this tip: take a steel shaft tip (that you were going to throw away anyway) and heat the steel shaft tip with your torch or heat gun and push the heated tip into the ferrule (with the ferrule standing on yo
Hi there,
I've been hitting my X-12's for the last five or so years and have come
to the point where I can pretty much work the ball at will so I decided
to build myself a set of the 1030's. I got the full set 3 thru SW and
built them with Rifle flighted 6.0's. I matched them to MOI. (Because
There is this gnomic law to consider when going public: It is better to be
thought superlatively ignorant than to open the mouth and remove all doubt.
There are those who, despite our best intentions, are uneducable in all ways and
for all seasons.
tflan wrote:
> Does this mean I can't heat
Dean,
http://www.golf-components.com/
Dan Neubecker
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-Original Message-From: Dean
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 11:25
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: ShopTalk: IN
golf
Bernie, could you give me the site address? I
tried al
Bernie, could you give me the site address? I tried
all the combo's I could think of.
DeanS
- Original Message -
From:
Bernie
Baymiller
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 6:40
PM
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Bang SF
Fairway
Tom,
I believe
I think the SRV II is the best all around Bang head I've hit, including the
P2, P3 and 525. The trajectory is a little lower than typical for large Ti
heads. The sound is significantly more muted than most Ti heads, which I
like. The head seems quite forgiving and as long as anything but the 52
Tflan,
I thought the same thing when my daughter told me one of her teachers had
told them about this at school. Then I saw this special, where they
demonstrated this happening. I'm not sure exactly what combinations of
events has to take place to get the "super-heating" to happen, but I do
thi
done...
>How do I get off this list?
For
what it's worth, I reshafted my 975D with an MFS 65N R-1 Index. Head weight of
the 975D is 907-grams and with a 1-1/2-in shaft insertion depth the untrimmed
shaft "freq'd out" at 239-CPM (5-in butt clamp, no grip). That was bang on what
is published in the "Graphite Shaft Trimming Standa
TFlan,
It's true (I tried it too), but - heating at 1 min. (I use the same time),
seems to *not* superheat the water. *HOWEVER* if you were to heat it for
longer, again, in the nonblemished container specified, then you could easily
superheat the water (e.g. 3 mins or whatever). Then what ha
Hello:
I am interested in feedback on the Golfsmith Tour Cavity Pro and Dynacraft
1030 series irons? I appreciate any information provided.
Thanks.
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