Cryogenics and micropolishing rotating parts
11-12-2018, 07:18 PM
#21
On The Tree
Why not? if it makes everything more efficient... and has lubricant shedding property's. I say go for it...
Winberg Crankshafts come micropolished for extra $$$.
In his 2013 PRI interview he said “We know what works because that’s when the customers reorders it,” he says, noting that numerous engine builders have custom ordered 180-degree or flat-plane crankshafts. “We’ve never gotten a re-order, so they must not work.”
It's 2018 and they still offer the micro polish.
Winberg Crankshafts come micropolished for extra $$$.
In his 2013 PRI interview he said “We know what works because that’s when the customers reorders it,” he says, noting that numerous engine builders have custom ordered 180-degree or flat-plane crankshafts. “We’ve never gotten a re-order, so they must not work.”
It's 2018 and they still offer the micro polish.
01-18-2019, 12:37 PM
#22
Many moons ago when I blew my T56 the first time I had the shafts and gears cryo'd. It was only about $150 and added 20% strength IIRC. The company charged by pound I think.