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I looked at all the pages here in this section, didn't see it answered anywhere. Just thinking out loud and I'm very new to this but my question is this:
When building a saw - I rarely (as in never) see piston coatings mentioned. I know it's used in other forms of motor sports, usually a ceramic coating on the top for heat with a friction reducing coating on the skirts. There seems to be some advantage to it.
Has this been tried and not worth it? What's the thought?
Andrew
I looked at all the pages here in this section, didn't see it answered anywhere. Just thinking out loud and I'm very new to this but my question is this:
When building a saw - I rarely (as in never) see piston coatings mentioned. I know it's used in other forms of motor sports, usually a ceramic coating on the top for heat with a friction reducing coating on the skirts. There seems to be some advantage to it.
Has this been tried and not worth it? What's the thought?
Andrew