Subject	Bushings rather. (n/m)
Posted by	Dallas DamonZ on March 26, 2004 at 7:39 AM
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In Reply To	Re: i doubt you can cryo treat bushings in the turbo housing posted by Dallas DamonZ on March 26, 2004 at 07:39 AM
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Follow Ups	So I was reading Turbo Magazine today... - TwinTurboEquiped 00:12:29 03/26/04 wow (n/m) - michaelkih (Dallas) 00:13:59 03/26/04 How much to cryo-treat? Since the turbos in our cars - Zenn 00:25:17 03/26/04 750 for the whole engine through Z1 - TwinTurboEquiped 00:29:34 03/26/04 i doubt you can cryo treat bushings in the turbo housing - Jonezy 07:22:28 03/26/04 Re: i doubt you can cryo treat bushings in the turbo housing - Dallas DamonZ 07:39:08 03/26/04 Bushings rather. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 07:39:38 03/26/04 I'd be interested to hear a physics/engineer-intellectual - CarlCuro 01:28:50 03/26/04 Here's some facts in laymen's terms. Hope it helps. - SpeedyZX 01:54:26 03/26/04 Unless you've had a few materials classes, you'd be confused - jkeyser14 01:59:41 03/26/04 Yup, I copied from different tech articles I got online. (n/m) - SpeedyZX 02:00:53 03/26/04 The uniformity explanation makes sense. - CarlCuro 03:26:13 03/26/04 I think you mean Fahrenheit since absolute zero is >>> - ZUL8TR 04:28:37 03/26/04 Intro materials engineering class - RaggedyMan 17:03:15 03/26/04 some good reading... - Spee 13:28:03 03/26/04 awesome, thanks - CarlCuro 14:25:08 03/26/04 Very popular with firearms as well (n/m) - Junxster (NoVA) 07:26:47 03/26/04 I had my brake rotors, flywheel, cams done (n/m) - AzHeat 08:28:27 03/26/04 On a similar note... - CaptK(ATL) 08:47:21 03/26/04 I get it. Awesome article. (n/m) - ENVYMYZ 08:51:00 03/26/04 I wrote a paper about metallic glasses in a basic chem class - CarlCuro 09:03:54 03/26/04 they did a show on that and other new metal technologies - 3 double-0 ZX(Va Bch) 10:41:02 03/26/04 Well, yeah. - CaptK(ATL) 11:10:05 03/26/04
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