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Most of those models are 21'... makes no difference if measured front to back or vice versa.

Your grip and stance. Hit the range.

From the link below: Locking the head back in place with the torque wrench supplied free with the club, gives me four main settings to set up the trajectory: *Towards L sets the club to give a maximum draw (presumably for those with a built slice or fade swing). *Towards R sets the club for a controlled fade (for those who consistently over draw or pull tee shots) *Neutral Upright (NU) delivers a slight draw (for those with a tendency toward a slight fade) * Neutral (N) produces a slight fade (my preferred setting to counteract an occasional hook/pull) Long term test TaylorMade R9 driver

I have no idea. But I hope this helps.
http://www.randa.org/en/RandA/~/media/RandA/Downloads%20and%20Free%20Publications/RoGClubsAndBalls.ashx?download=1

Tuning Your TaylorMade R1 Driver in Three Steps http://media.golfwarehouse.co.nz/media/TaylorMade%20R1%20Driver%20-%20Tuning%20Guide.pdf

I think the only way you can alter that is by standing closer or further away . I'm talking front to back.

Contact them and see.

The most common thing is a piece of epoxy glue broken off in there. The pro shop can drill a small hole in a non-stressed spot and squirt some glue in to trap the loose bit.

in what vehicle ? light sputters or engine? does the check engine light come on? did you check for engine codes? most chain auto stores check engine codes for free!

Where the main sockets are (sata and power)there are four other pins on the right of the sata socket that seems to do nothing.i've seen it on other SATA HHd's but never been able to suss out what they do. i would like to fit a direct LED so i know when it is active with the RAID Ghost conection and e-sata 3 hyper drive .

This video should help:

Yes, with a new RBZ driver you should recieve a wrench and instruction booklet.

The following links contain reviews of the product. It may help you:http://bettergolfswing.hubpages.com/hub/The-Taylormade-R11-Reviewhttp://thesandtrap.com/products/taylormade-r11-driver/reviews

http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=How+do+you+Adjust+a+Taylormade+R1&ei=UTF-8&fr=chr-greentree_ff&ilc=12&type=994519

Complete Manual By TaylorMade Here.
http://www.taylormadegolf.com/Assets/Clubhouse/Main%20Level/Golf%20Shop/Irons/R9/Overview/R9_Driver_SS.pdf


Hope this helps

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You likely have a piece of ferrule epoxy that's broken free inside the shaft. If you tilt your club side-to-side hearing it roll, then that's it for sure. Will need to remove the grip to remove the debris, then regrip.

No, the heads cannot be altered, they are a one piece unit - they can be remanufactured, but this is very complicated and expensive.. But the shaft is adjustable/bendable, especially in the small amounts you need.
Since we are not directly related to your repair shop all i can say to you is to send them back for a proper fitting. If they refuse to do it (or they can't) then get your money back and go to another shop.

On the link below will tell you how to adjust your driver.

http://taylormadedrivers.info/r9-taylormade-driver/

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Movable Weight Technology TM, is discretionary clubhead weight that can be easily redistributed by the player to change the characteristics of the club. By moving differently weighted cartridges, using a proprietary TaylorMade wrench, into strategically positioned ports, CG location can be optimized per golfer. Positioning more weight in the heel and less in the toe, speeds club head rotation during the forwardswing, which promotes a draw and/or reduces a slice.

Here is a link that will definately help you with the adjustment aspects of your club:
http://www.taylormadegolf.com/mainlevel/golfshop/drivers/R9-SUPERTRI.html#30

I am not sure whether you have already purchased the driver and are looking for someone to help you with applying it correctly or are you simply looking for specifications on it.

In any case the best option is to go to the Taylormade R9 website. Leave your speakers on and use the mouse to interact with the menu on the right side of the screen. Gives you a rough idea of what each part is capable of doing.

Please drop a comment to say if this helped. I have not used the driver so cannot give you any practical instructions.