Low Friction Coatings, DLC etc....
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I have used these in my engine and when stripped down it was nearly all still there
I have used it on pistons, cams, bearings , crank and valves,
I use these people,
http://www.camcoat.u-net.com/
I have used it on pistons, cams, bearings , crank and valves,
I use these people,
http://www.camcoat.u-net.com/
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http://www.bekaert.com/bac/Products/...ne%20Parts.htm
Companies also anatech teer icc
www.balzers.com
These companies do the proper DLC and not the cheap stuff, I dont know the price but if it saves you cams then imagine how much you would have saved
. All the F1 teams and just about every proper race engine uses this stuff now days.
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Companies also anatech teer icc
www.balzers.com
These companies do the proper DLC and not the cheap stuff, I dont know the price but if it saves you cams then imagine how much you would have saved
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I once asked dlc coating to the pistons from one Finnish company called www.diarc.fi and they quoted me price of 60eur/piston, but that was more than one year ago.
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