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Originally Posted by DieselKickYoAss4Sure
aparently there is a company out in ohio somewhere that has discovered a process were they freez your crank, rods. pushrods. cam and block. In doing so the metal realines itself in such a configuration that it becomes slippery as if oild. Depending on your engine up to 100 horses can be gained as well as boat loads of torqe. the cost is relativly inexpensive and well worth it.The strength of the engine parts its actualy increased and many diesel engine companys such as Cat have been using this technology to there advantage. So am definatly going to send my engine out as soon as i start work on it, Hey its woth a shot.
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welcome into 2004 lol thats been around for a while now...ive known about it for a few years now...but am pretty sure its been around for a good while.