Taylormade R11 4 fairway vs. RBZ Stage 2 Tour 3HL head weight comparison- numbers needed

[Rebel420]

Anyone who has played both of these clubs would be able to notice that the original R11 4w head weighs significantly more than the RBZ Stage 2 Tour head. I don't have access to a small scale to weight the heads to get a number to ballpark the head weights of these 2 clubs. I want to bring the weight of an RBZ-2 up a bit closer to the R11.

 

If anyone knows the weight of either or both heads (or can quickly weigh one or the other-- head only (leave stock weight plug in on the RBZ2, since ill want the difference of what is felt with stock heads), no shaft or adapter, though

[jlevitt9]

My R11 4 wood is 220.9.

[Rebel420]

Thank you! Halfway there! Good news is there are probably more Stage 2 tour 3hl heads out there now.

[Rebel420]

Ok, found out that I had a digital kitchen scale that read in grams, and was able to weigh both heads. Although I have my answer, I wanted to post it here, in case anyone else is in a need to know situation:
Weights were head with the shaft attachment screw, but no ferrule
R11 4W -- 224g (note: another poster stated his was @221g, not sure if this is mfr. tolerance, weight of screw, difference between TP vs std. head, or inaccuracy of scales)
Rocketballz Stage 2 Tour 3HL (non-TP version, shaft attachment screw in place, no ferrule, 10g stock weight plug in place) -- 212g

Interesting thing, is (no swing weight scale, just following general 'rules'), both with stock 70g shafts, the RBZ 2 being longer, should have the same swing weight (6sw pts for each inch of shaft difference, so 1" longer shaft would need to have 12g less weight in head to have same swing weight.). Swinging both clubs, though, the R11 feels significantly head heavier. Now I know static weight plays a part, but the whole swing weight concept is really hard to comprehend.

So it looks like I am going to have to try 12g in the RBZ2, and a shorter shaft to see if I can gain the feel and control of the R11, but with the advantages of the flatter sole (better off the deck), and hotter face of the RBZ 2. Will be posting results as I find them.

[Golfrnut]

Once you get to the length of the fairway woods, it's less than 2 grams per SW point. The longer length makes a difference. You are probably looking at 1.6-1.7 grams per SW point so the R11 will have a significantly higher SW than the RBZ.