It's supposed to be stronger than buying forged parts, and a lot cheeper.

The theory behind it is similar to how they treat gun barrels....

If you heat up metal (for manufacturing) , and let it cool naturaly, the metal looses quite a bit of strength....

But by cryogeniclly freezing parts, it makes the metal super strong....
I am considering doing this with my next performance engine/transmission....

http://www.onecryo.com/onecryo/motorsport-imssept98.htm

http://www.metal-wear.com/racing.htm

http://www.cryogenicsofindiana.com/racing.htm


Anyone here done this?

The differantial on my Strage 12-bolt had it done.

$?

$?

I don't know what the exact cost of just that was, the whole rear end was about $2200.

thats pretty good