Cryogenic processing

[kennyd]

i have a friend who does it here in our town , my dad works for a large company that has over 70 thousand trucks , they took a set of brakes and did cryo. on one side of them and installed them . after changing 3 sets on the other side due to wear they finally changed the side they did cryo on .
i have another story i have seen in person , he takes a " bick " razor treats it , i have used another just like it , i can wear it out in about 5 shaves .i take the treated one and used it for 6 weeks !
i have taked a new set of rotors and pads on my dually that pulls a 50ft enclosed and had them treated because after a season of pulling i will have them warped , we will see how this works after this show season

[Stoker420]

I have had it done it cost about $60 per every 75lbs(that's how I was charged). it's a process that cools parts down to a temp of around -1400 or something that cold and then to -140 it takes a day and the reason why it's done is because on harden material there is a heat effected zone which contains stress points and the cooling process helps to rearrange the molecules in a way that almost eliminates that area of stressed material.