cryo treating brake rotor
04-02-02, 08:12 PM
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Most of them dont list prices, well I did find some with prices. But they are all over the country. trying to find some locally so I can bring them my new rotors (should be here tomorrow)
04-02-02, 08:51 PM
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Well I didnt even know what cryo treating was when I made that post, now that I learned more about it. I just need a place locally so I dont have to pay 80 bucks to ship the 4 rotors back and forth and wait a month for them
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04-03-02, 02:11 AM
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Originally posted by Wankel7
Can you but some liquid nitrogen your self?
James
Can you but some liquid nitrogen your self?
James
04-03-02, 04:47 AM
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Hardly missing fingers...
Treat the item like a hot object and you'll be fine, b/c its does the same basic damage.
To be missing fingers you would first have to freeze them solid, and freezing them is not instantaneous and painful as F*ck.
You very well could do it yourself, provided you have a lab where you can slowly freeze the rotors and bring them back up to standard temp. Most people don't have access to this, but for some people do.
Maybe try your local university; see what the engineers can cook up.
I know we can do it here at UBC.
Sean Cathcart
Treat the item like a hot object and you'll be fine, b/c its does the same basic damage.
To be missing fingers you would first have to freeze them solid, and freezing them is not instantaneous and painful as F*ck.
You very well could do it yourself, provided you have a lab where you can slowly freeze the rotors and bring them back up to standard temp. Most people don't have access to this, but for some people do.
Maybe try your local university; see what the engineers can cook up.
I know we can do it here at UBC.
Sean Cathcart
