I am really writing to enquire whether you
currently <br>make any use of, or indeed have heard of,
Deep Cryogenic Treatment(DCT) <br>as an aid to
performance and reliability for competition applications.
<br>DCT is not well known in the UK, but essentially, it
is a thermal <br>treatment for metals that greatly
improves their operational life and <br>performance, and
can be applied to anything from a pair of brake discs
to a <br>whole engine and gearbox. The results are
very interesting. Brake <br>discs last some 2-300%
longer in competition conditions, engines produce
<br>5-10% more power, whilst wearing less and being
substantially more <br>reliable. The process has been around in
the States for 18 years or more <br>and is
extensively used by 7 out of the top ten NASCAR teams for
<br>example. Try looking up “Cryogenic Treatment“ on the Web
and you will find <br>dozens of firms in the States
offering this process. Or follow this link <br>to just one
firm www.300below.com to see the claims being made. We
<br>have been working in this country in a small way for
the last 4 years or <br>so, and have many satisfied
racing clients including some Formula 1 <br>teams and
top level international rally teams. Our experience
fully <br>substantiates the claims being made by the
American firms, and I think the <br>main benefit in your
particular field would be in essence to reduce the <br>costs
of racing, because valuable and difficult to source
parts can be <br>made to last longer and break less. If
you would like further <br>information, please e-mail
your contact address and I will send a small pack
<br>of information for your consideration.