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i need a new gear in a 8.8 rear end. thinking about going the cryogenic route. is it and the rem finish worth anything for longevity? thanks ron b
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Absolutely moves the grain structure in the metal making stronger and less prone to fatigue. Call Wanye @ Indy Gear he can help you out.
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i would like to find a place that does both the cyro and rem finishing.
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Earp Machinery, 928-792-3835 they can do both. Talk with Terry.
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Is the cryo treatment the same as the old way of dropping the gears in dry ice solution for 24 hours?
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Here is some information on the process.
https://www.crownracegears.com/cryogenics.html
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Dry ice is frozen co2 that’s cold
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Liquid nitrogen (-320*F) is far colder than dry ice (-109*F)
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