S2000 Titanium Key Maybe....
06-28-2002 | 10:59 AM
#22
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This may be a real stupid question. But how do you cut the blank titanium. You would think that a normal key cutter would not be able to do this.
Or is the key material a different metal then titanium.
Or is the key material a different metal then titanium.
06-28-2002 | 11:18 AM
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4igs2000 -
Not to stand in the way of free enterprise, but . . . they're just keys!!! OK - fine you can pay more for them in other places, but why????
They don't make the car go faster or handle better . . . they just look better inside the ignition. Hell, where the key goes in this car, it can't even be seen. My car and I can probably limp along without them.
I wish you the best of luck, though.
Not to stand in the way of free enterprise, but . . . they're just keys!!! OK - fine you can pay more for them in other places, but why????
They don't make the car go faster or handle better . . . they just look better inside the ignition. Hell, where the key goes in this car, it can't even be seen. My car and I can probably limp along without them. I wish you the best of luck, though.
06-28-2002 | 11:19 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by StormBringer
[B]This may be a real stupid question. But how do you cut the blank titanium. You would think that a normal key cutter would not be able to do this.
[B]This may be a real stupid question. But how do you cut the blank titanium. You would think that a normal key cutter would not be able to do this.
