Cryo anyone?

theshadowrider · May 18, 2011

Rebuilding my top end on my dragon and wondering if anyone has had their pistons cryoed and/or what you think. Trying to find any info on it and if it would improve reliability. It supposedly suppose to help make materials less effected by temperature change. I am putting wiescos in it and wondering if I should send them off to be cryoed or is this process a little bit of "smoke and mirrors". Looking for opinions and or test data.

Angermangement890 · May 19, 2011

theshadowrider said:
Rebuilding my top end on my dragon and wondering if anyone has had their pistons cryoed and/or what you think. Trying to find any info on it and if it would improve reliability. It supposedly suppose to help make materials less effected by temperature change. I am putting wiescos in it and wondering if I should send them off to be cryoed or is this process a little bit of "smoke and mirrors". Looking for opinions and or test data.

It works and is cost effective. I'd say do it.

Brought up here with some links, post #29

http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/showthread.php?t=265730

slash · May 19, 2011

I have my domes ceramic coated and the sides done with a dry lube simoler to swain tec thunder mountain machine gets about 25.00 per clean piston ,ran the last set 6 years.

Cryo anyone?

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