Fubuki I-Mix shafts

[terrys]

Has anyone ever removed the i-mix adaptor from a shaft and used that shaft in something else? How difficult is it? Will just a bit of heat do?

Also, are the Fubuki shafts in the Callaway clubs an OEM version, or the same as the version from Mitsubishi?

thanks

[adlo]

Both an OEM and a Mitsu version exist. Some US Ebay sellers sell them at the same price. Buy the TOUR version in the right weight and you have yourself a genuine article. The OEM versions tend to be 60g.

TourFit removed an i-mix tip for me, for the shaft to be re-used. Heat and a bit of TLC and it came off pretty easily.

If you want to sell the tip, PM me, I'll take it off your hands for the right price.

[terrys]

Thanks Adlo. I'm after the Tour 63 version in stiff. I've noticed on the bay that the I mix shafts are way cheaper than the raw models. If i go down this route I will let you know.

[idgolfguy]

Did some reading on the differences. The shaft with black writing is the same as the after market model. As long as it has the 3 diamond logo and 5xct on the shaft there us no difference other than the tip size.

Red writingis the cheap OEM shaft that is substandard.

[virge666]

Anyone know where to buy OEM IMix adapters... even eBay can't help it seems...

[fredstar]

Tiger has a Fubuki in his driver this week at Quail Hollow.....prices just went up!

[adlo]

Anyone know where to buy OEM IMix adapters... even eBay can't help it seems...

Nowhere!

Buy some cheap i-mix shafts and remove the adapters. It is the only way!

[terrys]

Did some reading on the differences. The shaft with black writing is the same as the after market model. As long as it has the 3 diamond logo and 5xct on the shaft there us no difference other than the tip size.

Red writingis the cheap OEM shaft that is substandard.

Found the same info. thanks.