That’s exactly right. They get mushy around 55 G. I am building some Silent Sky in Gold V2 housings right now, and am using 60 G TX, which is barely enough to keep them somewhat crisp.
They were really meant for 62 G in the Sky housings, or even higher in more tactile housings [68 G in Boba].
Do they work well with the silver silent linear stems?
The wobble is a little above average, but they’re otherwise fine for the Gazzew linears.
Such is rather inherent to these housings, but good to know!
Can confirm that Polias can be used to make ordinary Holy Blue Bobas:
These are 68 G Progressive. More tactile than I need, but it’s good to know I can make them. Seem to be regular Holy Bobas, as far as I understand them.
The leftover Polia housings I used to make two 63.5 G [Spirit] Silent Sky Polias. Testing them against 60 G Silent Sky stems in TTC Gold Brown V2 housings, the Golden Skies seemed to be a little smoother, quieter, and lower-pitched.
I think TTC Gold Brown V2 may be a better basis for building Silent Sky stems than Halo True / Polia. The latter just seem to be a little scratchier and seem to have more stuff going on inside them. Maybe it’s just the Spirit springs. The TTC housings are using TX 14mm.
