hard facing rockers

[Hondaguy]

were to get this done. also can they be purchased already done or would i have to send mine out. what will it cost and were is the best place to have it done. is it neaded with the hotcams stage 2.

[oynot400]

I checked around Waterloo here when I needed mine done. The cheapest quote I had was $150 :huh I think you can get them from Web Cam's and you may pay over $200.
I had mine cyro treated, for around $50. My engine builder swears by this treatment. There is a place in Cedar Rapids Iowa that does it if you are interseted.
Hope this helps...

[dhines]

I'd like to find and alternative to hard-facing as well. The money that most performance shops are charging for the job seems outrageous to me (>$200). What the heck does it take?

Dennis

[JhallettEX]

NO you do not have to hardface your rockers with a HotCams Stage 1 or 2, although there are a few people on here that say you should (KingRage) I have had mine in for about 2 months now with no problem and love it. C&D Racing has a few in stock as we speak and they are the cheapest around. Give them a call and talk to Dusty. There number is in my sig.

[Dave400ex]

Oynot400, Do you have anymore Info on this Cyro stuff?

[oynot400]

From what my engine builder told me is when they freeze the item, it rearrages the molecules so it has a stronger bond. He done it to the rods on his jr dragsters. He is getting around 27 hp out of a 5 hp Briggs engine. :devil
Scot swears by this process, he does a lot of engine parts. Head, cylinders, rods, ect. I need to call him today I will try to get a web site or email adderss for you.

[Teufel]

I paid web cam $75 with exchange for my old ones. I didn't think that was too hateful:D

[Dave400ex]

Thanks Oynot.

[oynot400]

Here is a pretty good web site that tells a little bit about it. http://members.aol.com/~DaveMedlyn/index.html
Other wise do a search on cryogenics, it will bring up lots of web sites that tell about it. :D