300Degrees Cryogenic Processing

Weight robs horsepower so large gains can be made with weight savings. Utilizing lighter metals that are processed, a team can still be competitive and rest assured that they will be able to complete a race without failure. Of course gains aren't limited to engine parts themselves. Chassis springs, control arms and brakes will be stronger and give more consistent service, helping cut costs and keeping test sessions more accurate. Gains in braking performance and durability have been well documented in endurance racing.

Deep Cryogenic Processing is an area that is changing the face of motorsports on a regular basis. Post processing dimensional stability of engine parts is now taken for granted with enhanced durability a welcome bonus. In the ultra-competitive world of motorsports, any gain is like money in the bank. In Formula One racing, it is rumored to cost ten million dollars to gain a tenth of a second a lap. Deep cryogenic processing therefore must be considered one of the greatest bargains in motorsports.