robbie

Mackenzie walker !

oops sorry ....i didnt see the bare minimum part.....i was just focused on the building your own shop

lets see length ruler lie loft machine mini torch /big torch / heat gun lots of epoxy ferrules / sandpaper / acetone / bore brushes table vise shaft puller frequency analyzer swing scale or MOI scale grip solvent and grips work bench grip tape masking tape marker chop saw and a pipe cutter shafting beads tip weights or tungsten powder

looking for a mint set of mp27s....custom stamps will work too......yeah and if u happen to have a mint condition mp52 5 iron, that would be cool too !

naww..i dont think so....its low launch because it is a real true 8 degree......i had a 9 deg Kamui Ray and it launched mid-mid high.....

i found it low/mid launching......i had no problems with height.....haha we can always swap back if it doesnt work for u *it does not hit soaring bombs but it does hit some really nice drives into the wind....i would say about a mid height but not high......my 10.5 ryoma hits high bombs....it certainly would be nice to find a 10.5 Crazy 435 II in 10 or 10.5 deg ! @wmclarenf : Yeah it probably would be safe to go 10.5 degrees unless u are looking to keep the ball down in a windy course......

yes, the Crazy does have a deeper face and it is super hot, but i did find forgiveness to be about the same, but i only swing a senior flex.......Jim swings like a 8.7 flex at 130mph + , so im sure the clubs will react differently at different speeds in addition to the type of ball played.

U prefer the 435 II over the Crazy ????? Dude, the 435 II is the Crazy ! and i totally disagree....i would say both play to about equal loft.....I too had a Ryoma 8.5 with a crazy cb46 and the Ryoma definitely launched lower than the Crazy 435II 9.5 The Crazy 435 II is really not a super low launcher and it rolls out tons !

the crazy 435II in 10 degree should be perfect.....i found the head to be very forgiving and mid launch with low spin and excellent roll out.....the Ryoma feels better and it is more accurate in terms of straightness......the crazy will roll much better and is very workable !

Is the Ryoma considered "shallow" ?

i agree, i got a small piece myself !

i want the irons ( how much is shipping to the USA ???? )

how many grams did u use ???? i have a set of shafts with the 10g and i didnt notice much difference

haha...i only asked because ive been closing in on the hosel myself !!! i was wondering if it was due to the lack of offset ?

Those Romaro's frame the ball well......very little offset.....your strikes are awfully close to the hosel ????

what specs are u looking for in a driver shaft ?

very cool

i wish they didnt stamp "from tokyo" on the rear muscle.....so much cleaner with the logo on the muscle and crazy on the hosel !!!!!

But of course, you are from the UK, u would understand

nice driver but definitely not nicer looking than the Ryoma unless u are a Elton John / Liberace cross dressing phenom with a penchant towards costume jewelry......

ive got a few sets of those stitchbacks at home.....they feel nice BUT they are impossible to slide on straight and do not use more than 2 wraps on these or else u will not be able to slide on the grip....the plastic tube on the inside is pretty narrow....another thing that bugs me, is the solvent leaves through the stitching and stains the grip ( i have light colored lime ones......i think a possible way to avoid the solvent stain is to use water tape....instead of solvent, it uses water to activate....overall nice grips but pretty damn pricey !!! haha but in JDM land, the sky is the limit !!!!! if u have $110 to spend on a dz balls, whats another few hundred for grips ?????

Thank you for the review ! keep us updated after u get them dialed in !!!!!

Very cool ! Welcome and please help Stew review all the new stuff.....im sure his back account must be tired by now !!!

Come on now Stew...u cant include the ezone blades......This is a CB poll.......its like bringing a gun to a knife fight (great idea)

exactly !!!!