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Originally Posted by cosmogirl
You do know the cryo treatment is not a coating right? Cryo treating is supposed to make the material 50-60% stronger regardless of heat cycles. When my car was running my logs never went above 1100F on the EGT.
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Yeah, it's freezing the **** out of it. LOL Lower the temp down to around -300F to stabilize the molecular structure. It's used to remove residual stresses, and improve wear resistance. The company I used to work for did it for awhile. Wasn't a money maker for them. We also did plasma spray coating for thermo parts. I feel comfortable with it on ring and pinions and gears. But for manifolds, I don't know. 1100F is still hot. It's glowing.