Thanks for the input buddy. Yes, I understand the different flex and weight would give different playing characteristics and that in essence is the point of the exercise. I was referring to a same 3 wood and driver shaft. I really like the "feel" of the 60 S shaft and wanted to see how the same shaft in a heavier weight in R flex "feels".
I lined up 3 shafts today by their graphics to see difference in tip lengths. (I am assuming graphics positioning is consistent shaft to shaft).
A 60x4 in S flex from an Aeroburner driver.(fixed hosel), a 70x4 in S flex from an Aeroburner driver (fixed hosel) and a 50x4 M2 driver shaft with adapter in S flex. All aftermarket shafts, TM factory installed.
The shafts were all within 1/8 of eachother from tip to start of the graphics, the longest actually being the 3 wood shaft.
It appears TM tip this shaft the same amount (+ or - 1/16") for 3 wood and driver, regardless whether an adapter is being used.
I am surprised as Matrix recommend no tipping for a driver and 1" for a 3 wood for this shaft. WTF is going on at TM?
Good results for me though as I will now extend the 3 wood shaft to try in my driver thinking it will be a fair comparison.
Alan.