My MicroBlue experience

You didn't watch your own video, or you don't know what a ring and pinion looks like, they are polishing those rear-end parts in your own video, anyway do some research on your own videos, along with gears like any in a motor or transmission, now you can spend some more bucks!!!!

 

You just being argumentative and are really looking bad now.

Would you please go back and read the entire thread and do some research because YES my rear ends and transmission were completely disassembled and MicroBlued with the entire process of REM super finishing of the metal surfaces and the Tungsten Disulfide treatment of the surfaces.

Why so argumentative without doing your research first?

 

OK, I was wrong, I thought you just did your axle bearings and hub bearings, tranny bearings, my bad, sorry, you have a lot of money in labor, unless you know how to rebuild rear-ends and trannys, How much total with teardown and assemble and the coating? I won't do anymore bashing.

 

Thank you!

I was almost ready to give up on somebody who refuses to read the entire thread and do the research.

 

That is what I was trying to tell you to read the entire thread and do some research.

Thank you and apology accepted.

 

I find it interesting that there is no conversation about something as beneficial as MicroBlue. I guess when rates go up most people lose interest in saving money?

 

So rates have gone up?

 

I have been wondering if a company like Timken who manufacture large industrial bearings for us in Carolina would allow MicroBlue treatment before assembly?
Some time in the future I would like to try it and see what benefits there relating to energy efficiency and durability.