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re: Titanium susp. springs
>The reason they are banned is that although the material is safe as a
>lump,the dust produced under frictional conditions is highly toxic,and
>believed to be a carcenogen.They were going to insist on iron discs,but such
>has the development of Carbon Metallic pads come along,the increased braking
>distances that iron discs were expected to bring,just wouldn't materialise.
The aluminum berylium is for the calipers only. Not the disc's or pads.
Later!
Eric Fletcher S.O.C.
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St. Louis, MO
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