XTR RD-M953-SGS TUNED
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That is some impressive dremel skills! It looks really nice!
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Impressive! Where does the carbon cage come from, or have You made it Yourself? I´ve seen only inner plate in carbon so far...
I used to care, now I take a pill for that.
Lukas Koukal wrote:Impressive! Where does the carbon cage come from, or have You made it Yourself? I´ve seen only inner plate in carbon so far...
I buy it from an italian friend, you can buy it on e-bay. Search for it!
Tim wrote:nice as usual scapin!
but you can save even more grams without loosing performance.
alu pins instead of steel ones in the pivot.
cf jockeys ~12g/pair.
ones again, really nice!
Alu pins wear out too quickly and the original steel pins weighs only 7 gr.
Tim wrote:I'm using alu pins. mine is 1 month old, ~50H riding and still as new (no differens when I screw them out of the der and checked them with the micrometer). But I also have an extra set of pins in my toolbag if something happends
I would have titanium ones...
bikemesenger wrote:That is some impressive dremel skills! It looks really nice!
Thanks. I like it very much.
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What does the stock long XTR long arm cage weigh vs the 16g carbon version on ebay?
whoops saw your link, so it looks like ca. 40 grams savings on the cage and 11g for the pulleys, for about 50ish total on just those two changes. Not bad.
whoops saw your link, so it looks like ca. 40 grams savings on the cage and 11g for the pulleys, for about 50ish total on just those two changes. Not bad.
naked 3po, the first weight weenie.
What are cf jockeys?
I am tuning an XTR M952 SGS and have ordered Tacx pulleys, aluminum pivot bolt, aluminum pulley bolts, ti pinch bolt, aluminum limit screws and an carbon inner cage.
I am searching for a carbon outer cage in SGS so I guess I will keep my eyes on ebay.
Great looking rear der. Mine will not be as good.
I am tuning an XTR M952 SGS and have ordered Tacx pulleys, aluminum pivot bolt, aluminum pulley bolts, ti pinch bolt, aluminum limit screws and an carbon inner cage.
I am searching for a carbon outer cage in SGS so I guess I will keep my eyes on ebay.
Great looking rear der. Mine will not be as good.
dude, firstly, really nice work with the derailler.
i have one question. how on earth did u guys take out the pins at the pivots? i have an xt derailler i am experimenting on and would like to tear it apart as it is useless to me already. hope someone can help me. thanks in advance
i have one question. how on earth did u guys take out the pins at the pivots? i have an xt derailler i am experimenting on and would like to tear it apart as it is useless to me already. hope someone can help me. thanks in advance
Joshie, buy the drill stand. hand drill wont simply work.
This is my method.
Look here.
1st step: mark two circle on the back of the rear D like this.
2nd step: drill it with your hand hold like this.
3rd step: take one bolt to support the rear D like this.
4rth step: pressure down from where you drill to push down the pivot like this. (screw is to support the rear D)in picture i didnt put screw.
5th step: almost finish. use plier to take out the pivot.
This is my method.
Look here.
1st step: mark two circle on the back of the rear D like this.
2nd step: drill it with your hand hold like this.
3rd step: take one bolt to support the rear D like this.
4rth step: pressure down from where you drill to push down the pivot like this. (screw is to support the rear D)in picture i didnt put screw.
5th step: almost finish. use plier to take out the pivot.
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