TaylorMade R7 460 vs 460TP MWT Setup & Wrench Help

[Newbie Collection Agency]

I have some questions about the setup of the MWT in these two different drivers. Can I add the 6g and 10g setup to the regular 460 driver (not the TP) and get the same results shown for the 460 TP?

My guess is that I cannot, the regular 460 only has two trajectories listed, neutral or draw using a 2g & 14g cartridges. The TP model has four trajectories, More Draw, Slight Draw, Slight Fade, More Fade but it doesnt have a neutral trajectory. (even though both drivers only have two MWT ports)

Do you think I can get a slight draw using the 6g & 10g weights in the correct positions that the 2g and 14g should be in for Draw on the regular 460?

I don't have the instruction booklet for the R7 460 MWT, if you happen to know of a place online to see this please help me out.

Also, can ANY wrench (ones that say for R5, Quad or TP & R7) be used on the cartridges for the R7 460? I need a wrench and keep seeing so many different descriptions that make it seem they are for a specific type of TaylorMade club i.e. R5, R7, Quad or TP.

Thanks in advance for any and all help

[gas_can]

I have some questions about the setup of the MWT in these two different drivers. Can I add the 6g and 10g setup to the regular 460 driver (not the TP) and get the same results shown for the 460 TP?

Raistlin, You can use any weight combination in the R7 460 wether it is the TP model or not. Just make sure the total weight remains the same to keep swing weight constant. For example, 14+2, 12+4, 8+8, etc. You can also use any wrench from any year or model to tighten the weights.

[iacas]

Raistlin,

To add to that, TM's non-TP stuff requires the largest weight in the toe and the lightest in the heel to get back to neutral weighting (so, 2-14 heel-toe). But the face will still be a little closed.

You can't make a non-TP driver toe-heavy. The furthest you can move the CG towards the toe is the center of the face.