Subject	I thought c/c involved a bonding agent/resin, guess not (n/m)
Posted by	BobbyT on April 20, 2010 at 10:17 PM
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In Reply To	Carbon/Carbon doesn't melt but it sure likes to burn... posted by CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) on April 20, 2010 at 04:13 PM
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Follow Ups	Anyone hear of a Carbon/Carbon turbocharger? - KongZTT GT28RS MD 14:30:28 04/20/10 Here are some cool things that Borg-Warner has to offer.. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 14:38:01 04/20/10 Here is what I might be doing - toykoz32 15:43:34 04/20/10 All we need are some T3 mani's. crossing finger. (n/m) - MikeVar82 16:07:59 04/20/10 that would be nice, but intil then this will do . . . . - toykoz32 17:19:36 04/20/10 what T3 turbo would you be dying to get? (n/m) - ZiNnYc 21:03:54 04/20/10 Not dying for anything. . . But in my link above I might be - toykoz32 21:51:06 04/20/10 Thats nice but i would want the turbo to remain in the stock - MikeVar82 23:44:38 04/20/10 It is still the stock location just a spacer between - toykoz32 15:33:41 04/21/10 I have seen T3 to Vband connection adapters... - KongZTT GT28RS MD 20:47:22 04/20/10 How do you keep it from melting? (n/m) - BobbyT 15:52:10 04/20/10 Carbon/Carbon doesn't melt but it sure likes to burn... - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 16:13:20 04/20/10 I thought c/c involved a bonding agent/resin, guess not (n/m) - BobbyT 22:17:53 04/20/10 The matrix is either amorphous carbon or graphite... - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 01:44:46 04/21/10 I think the VG30DET turbos where some type of plastic - toykoz32 16:15:53 04/20/10 Ceramic, not plastic. (n/m) - BradX (UF) 17:08:01 04/20/10 Yep, silicon nitride (n/m) - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 17:10:22 04/20/10 ....and they go "boom". :) (n/m) - zfreak(Dallas) 20:51:26 04/20/10 silicon chromium and silicide carbide.. D5S Ni-Resist. (n/m) - KongZTT GT28RS MD 20:54:22 04/20/10 S1 or S2 RB25 Turbo has Nylon/Plastic turbine (n/m) - toykoz32 03:14:16 04/21/10 Wow thats pretty cool! (n/m) - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 16:18:02 04/21/10 Ceramics are fantastic for high temp, they're just brittle (n/m) - BobbyT 22:15:38 04/20/10
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