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Just try it
I've got replacement bearings but I just would like to know if hollow tech would work, its the same screw type attachment system as fulcrum, so why wouldn't it?
I have fulcrum cranks and it looks to be a different system to shimano Hollowtech, so I don't think they are compatible
The above link is just to the cups only, easy to replace, but these only house the bearings. Assuming the bearings have failed then I'd recommend you get bike shop to replace bearings only.
I know you can use them but question was whether dura ace hollow tech will work...
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/fulcrum-outboard-r-torq-bottom-bracket-cup-set/