Scott,
This topic was discussed at great length by a Subaru SVX group on Yahoo
about a year ago. (I was intrigued by the SVX, drove a used one and
considered buying one until I heard too many sad tales about their
transmission).
Try http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/subarusvx . Not sure I remember how to
search for old messages anymore, but a request like the one you sent to the
Morgan List may get you some information.
Chuck Vandergraaf
'52 +4
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Morrison [mailto:scott@wampc.com]
Sent: Thursday November 02, 2000 11:42 AM
To: Morgan Mail
Subject: Cryogenic Freezing
I have seen several ads for items such as brake rotors and crankshafts
who say that their products are superior to others because they have
been cryogenically frozen. I believe that this method uses liquid
nitrogen to freeze the metal parts. They claim that this process then
strengthens the item without making it brittle, therefore lasting
longer.
Has anyone had experience with this?
Scott Morrison
'61 +4 Morgan (running)
'34 SS Morgan Trike (under restoration)
'52 Jowett Jupiter (long term restoration project)
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