Cummins Titanium Wristpins

TMONEYDIESEL

TMONEYDIESEL

Comp Diesel Sponsor
Heres a set weve finished and are going in one of our customers engines, we will be keeping a few sets in stock from now on.
 

Attachments

  • image.jpg
    image.jpg
    52.2 KB · Views: 0
Are these stronger than surgical stainless?

x-rays-2002-02-300x280.jpg
 
Ill have to look at the numbers but it was close to a 2lb weight loss, we can go a little lighter as well. Very happy so far with these
 
That's cool should make a big difference in how quick the motor revs and also the wear on bearings sounds like a good product.
 
Very cool, we used many Ti parts and hardware on our racecars. Never had issues with longevity, only in brake rotors did we have undesirable outcomes. Expensive, but ultra light. Have Ti wristpins ever been used in Diesel apps?
 
Cozze44 said:
Very cool, we used many Ti parts and hardware on our racecars. Never had issues with longevity, only in brake rotors did we have undesirable outcomes. Expensive, but ultra light. Have Ti wristpins ever been used in Diesel apps?
Click to expand...


the problem is that the material work hardens to the point of fracture, and eventual failure. This may not be the case with T$'s pins but in our expirence Tool steel was the better choice for us.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top