No unfortunately. Lacroix has them in 10mm bore though
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looking for the 18T 8mm bore but these are a little too expensive. Where can i find it in steel/AL?
still cost $50.
You can get them from @dickyho for a few bucks a piece plus shipping and 30 days lead time from China that’s if he’s got stock on them and his store is open
$50 isn’t all that bad As long as you get exactly what you’re looking for
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I am getting a significant amount of wear on these. Seems to be less wear than aluminum, but nowhere near the durability of steel.
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Looks like oil slick finished aluminum from the photo 
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Oh that is disappointing. Is this on 2wd or 1wd?
2WD 190Kv 10S 16/40 on 110mm
I’m not complaining, merely disclosing the results of my “research” into using titanium for motor pulleys 
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Holy freaken crap. Either you’re a fatass or you have no car. Either way. Mad respect brother. You deserve to be in the esk8 community hall of fame for wearing out those pulleys
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or both, perhaps
it’s both
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They aren’t worn-out yet, but they are showing that it won’t be too long before that’s a thing
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Hol up, you sure they’re titanium then? Are they from Lacroix?
They are from the sale above.
LaCroix uses 10mm axles so I don’t use any LaCroix pulleys.
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They are titanium. I guess the abrasion resistance compared to steel it’s not as good, definitely not aluminum those don’t last me a day. I running 4wd, so that’s probably why I haven’t seen the much wear on my personal set and I prob don’t ride as much as @b264
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got any more 16T or 18T?
I have a few left of each. I’ll pm you
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Yeah titanium, depending on alloy is high structural strength material, especially for weight, but it’s soft, and most grades aren’t very abrasion resistant.
Any idea what alloy these are? Grade 2/CP ti is very soft, and doesn’t have very good abrasion resistance, but it’s an order of magnitude easier to machine than Grade 5 (6Al4V). Steel is significantly more abrasion resistant in most cases, especially hardened tool steels of various alloys, but I wouldn’t expect 6Al4V ti to be wearing out quickly. The finish on these however, it’s just surface, and will disappear very quickly regardless of alloy anywhere there’s abrasive action.
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It’s tc4 (grade 5) titanium. My set is still going strong, 4wd so not fairest comparison.
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