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Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 4/27/2007 2:45:09 PM   
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Guys.

Can some one fill me in on Titanium, Alloy and steel bolts?

Tahoe said no to Titanium for the fairing as the frame is Aluminium and could cross thread easily.

http://www.tastynuts.com/

Specifies: Do not use Aluminium in any safety critical areas. and Titanium can be used in safety critical areas.

Your probably wondering why I am doing this?

The standard bolts will eventually carrode. I live in England. England and Portugal are the only countries that use rock salt to grit the winter roads. I am thinking about replacing the bolts bit by bit. Starting with the screen then moving down to fairing and finally the engine and other mechanical parts.



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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/16/2007 10:19:10 PM   
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I am probably in the minority when I say that I don't like titanium nuts and bolts.  I think they can be too brittle for everyday use (at least the alloy I was using on the Tomahawk cruise missile program), they didn't like rough treatment.

I'd get marine grade Stainless stuff and be done with it. But you may run into a dissimilar metal galvanic corrosion issues.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/17/2007 4:44:30 AM   
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I've started already. The screen been replaced the rear brake pin and the 2 bolts have all gone. The bolts I have replaced so far looks bad already. I have to wait another 6 months to see how the bolts are doing.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/19/2007 2:36:47 AM   
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i built aluminum boat docks at my last job, and we used hardend stainless steel bolts to bolt the pieces together, so between stainless and aluminum there should not be any problems with corosion. but with un coated mild steel bolts and aluminum there will be corosion issues according to my previous welding teacher/boss.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/19/2007 3:19:18 AM   
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Yeah that sounds about right. The standard honda stuff osnt coated.


Look at the new Titanium bolts the brake pad pin, mounting bolting bolt and slide pin bolt.

Getting Ti bleed nipples and banjo bolts too.

This is a shot of the bike as soon as I fitted those bolts, will see in another 6 months what it looks like.

But for the time being I am a converted Tibolt user.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/20/2007 8:50:09 PM   
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I have an 06 1K and I replaced every possible nut and bolt with titanium.  I bought them all from Tastynuts.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/20/2007 8:56:29 PM   
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cool!! Thats what I am trying to do.

Just that some of the parts they dont list as kits or some bolts they dont list. Just knowing the measurements and trying to work things out. I sort of need pointers. I want to eventually replace everything possible on my bike.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/21/2007 4:07:57 PM   
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where are your SS lines and all that other good stuff?

yea ti stuff shouldn't be used cause they fubar the softer aluminum, but if you take your time then you'll be fine...

problem is, most people usually don't and cross thread everything.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/21/2007 4:34:55 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Tahoe SC

where are your SS lines and all that other good stuff?

yea ti stuff shouldn't be used cause they fubar the softer aluminum, but if you take your time then you'll be fine...

problem is, most people usually don't and cross thread everything.



Hey Tahoe,

A bunch of stuff are in the post on the way to my house, just sitting and waiting right now. HEL titanium brake lines, Gilles rear set, gilles chain adjuster, K&N air filter and a few Titanium and carbon fibre bits.

Fitted my PCIII last week. Added a few Ti bolts already

Here it is after a belly pan paint job.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/21/2007 6:00:26 PM   
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where is the brembo master cylinder mang?!?!?!?
wow...ti brake lines! what will the come up with next!
looking uber sharp!

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 5/21/2007 10:04:59 PM   
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quote:

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where is the brembo master cylinder mang?!?!?!?
wow...ti brake lines! what will the come up with next!
looking uber sharp!


They arent actually titanium only the ends are the braided bit is still steel. dunno what happened slipped my mind. when it does I'll let you know.

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RE: Titanium, alloy and steel bolts - 3/30/2008 6:52:48 PM   
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Hey Tahoe,

Its been a while.

This is the list..

so far

Alloy Oil Filler Cap
Alloy Standard Cable Adjuster
Alloy Front Brake Reservoir Cap
Alloy Honda Tank bolts
Alloy clutch adjuster

Titanium Bar end bolts
Titanium 6 Bolt Screen Kit
Titanium Fairing Kit
Titanium Brake/Clutch Perch Pinch Bolts
Titanium Front Caliper Mount
Titanium Pair of Front Pad Pins
Titanium Rider Footrest Hanger Bolt
Titanium Rear Axle Nut
Titanium Rear Caliper Mount Bolt
Titanium Honda CBR600RR Rear Pad Pin
Titanium Set of 4 Rear Honda Disc Bolts

Powder coated Pillion pegs
Hel Brake lines Ti
Honda Carbon clock cover
Honda carbon yokes Cover
R&G Crash Bobbins
R&G Swing-Arm Bobbins
R&G Bar Ends
R&G Tail tidy
Gilles Rearsets
Gilles Chain adjuster
Pazzo Levers
Fabbri double
Galfer rear wavy disc
Galfer rear Brake pads
Stomp Grips
Dynojet Power Commander PC III
BMC (Race) air filter
Painted Belly Pan
Philips Vision Blue H7
Datatool S4
Datatool snitcher
Fireblade clear indicators
Michelin Pilot road 2CT
Rim Tape 7mm
Carbone Lorraine SBk 3
Magnetic Drain Bolt
Renthal Front Sprockets Front sprocket 16T
Renthal Rear sprocket 42T Hard Anodised Black
Tsubaki 525 Sigma X

This is what she looks like now. - but still no brembo MC yet.

I've done all this and still have some other major parts coming.

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