Originally Posted by Canadan I believe all the difference regarding TP is in the shaft. 45.25 in the Fujikura Motore Speeder TS (tour spec) 6.3 which weighs 65g with 2.7 torque (although Fujikura site says 3.4 and offers low spin, mid launch).45.5 inches in the Fujikura Speeder 57 at 58g, 3.4 torque.Not really sure what aligns with that shaft on Fuji's site, but I would guess it's more like mid spin mid launch based on their weighting breakdowns of non TS speeders. Yes. From what I've read the only difference from regular and tp is the shaft.aybe it's what I've been missing off the tee I believe all the difference regarding TP is in the shaft. 45.25 in the Fujikura Motore Speeder TS (tour spec) 6.3 which weighs 65g with 2.7 torque (although Fujikura site says 3.4 and offers low spin, mid launch). 45.5 inches in the Fujikura Speeder 57 at 58g, 3.4 torque.
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