Subject	Cryogenics- densening the natural frequency of the metal
Posted by	Miles (San Antonio, TX) on September 12, 2002 at 2:33 PM
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In Reply To	Yup, heard of it. Its for real >> posted by Mal1ce on September 12, 2002 at 02:31 PM
Message	Correct? They do it on heavily bored engines to keep the blocks from cracking from such little bore walls, right? Professor Chaos -----> La-Z-Link
Follow Ups	Anyone heard of cryogenically frozen rotors and pads? - zdreamer 14:28:58 09/12/02 Yup, heard of it. Its for real >> - Mal1ce 14:31:47 09/12/02 Cryogenics- densening the natural frequency of the metal - Miles (San Antonio, TX) 14:33:32 09/12/02 Re: Cryogenics- densening the natural frequency of the metal - sparkie 15:06:05 09/12/02 Thanks for the FYI- I knew it was hardening but wasn't sure (n/m) - Miles (San Antonio, TX) 15:13:19 09/12/02 I had my 13 inch brembos done. Haven't noticed any - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:37:14 09/12/02 My block, crank, and girdle are cryogenically treated - George(boostsolutionsinc.net) 14:57:17 09/12/02 My ferret brain slices are cryogenically treated lol - markpearl91tt 15:10:14 09/12/02 Too expensive on the slotting and plating, - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 15:11:51 09/12/02 Anyone heard of search? My cryo link inside... - TTony 15:16:53 09/12/02 just noticed my post was 3 years old. sure didn't seem that - TTony 15:18:12 09/12/02
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