Originally Posted by
smracer31
I come from the world of motorsport's and we Cryogenicly treat a lot of high wear items on our race cars, brake rotors/pads, diff/trans, motor internals etc. and the results are amazing. Im curious if anyone has done this to an rc motor? I would think it might help with the longevity of the motor, keeping everything nice and tight for a longer period of time. I was going to try it on my next rc motor but was curious if anyone else had tried it with good results?
interesting , i have heard of it but not sure how it would work on a plated surface such as the a/b/c p/s system we use in our engines
would def. work on the crank
i am interested , whats the temp you guys go down to for steel ? aluminum?