Isotropic Gear Finishing...Worth Going With?
Haven't seen much on the forum about these? I'm guessing this a "racing thing". Is this something that is good for the daily driver? Are there any disadvantages to getting 4:10 gears that have been treated with this process? See link below and scroll down...they're selling them for $225
http://www.parkwayperformance.com/
Benefits Claimed:
Increased Speed
•Less Fuel Consumption
•Increased Durability
•Cooler Operating Temperatures
•Reduced Surface Micro Pitting
•Increased Power Output
•Increased Power Density
•Lower Operating Costs
•Reduced Vibration
•Reduced Noise
•Less Wear
http://www.parkwayperformance.com/
Benefits Claimed:
Increased Speed
•Less Fuel Consumption
•Increased Durability
•Cooler Operating Temperatures
•Reduced Surface Micro Pitting
•Increased Power Output
•Increased Power Density
•Lower Operating Costs
•Reduced Vibration
•Reduced Noise
•Less Wear
ORIGINAL: wasvette
Wow, this must be some esoteric process since many are really not familiar with it...now I'm really curious!
Wow, this must be some esoteric process since many are really not familiar with it...now I'm really curious!

ORIGINAL: AmericanMuscle4.6GT
how long you been waiting to bust out that big word?
ORIGINAL: wasvette
Wow, this must be some esoteric process since many are really not familiar with it...now I'm really curious!
Wow, this must be some esoteric process since many are really not familiar with it...now I'm really curious!

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