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Old Sep 27, 2002 | 08:57 AM
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if I were to get cryo treated pistons would they will work ok in my stock sleeves and how much more durable would they be in a forced induction application and dont tell me to go with forge pistons because I am working on a cheap reinforced block which includes block postings cryo pistons and probe rods


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Old Sep 27, 2002 | 12:54 PM
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Default Re: cryo pistons and stock sleeves (Howitt)

Cryo treating does alter the entire molecular structure, But really only makes the suface of most metals making them harder and less prone to wear. What do you feel you will be gaining with this proccess? What is the price difference between a treated set-up and a non treated set-up? If it isn't too much more of an expense, I say go for it because I have seen good results doing this to tranny parts and cams. Everything can be treated, but it is really up to you and your planned intent with your engine.
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