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Originally Posted by Myron Piatek
I've been getting gears done for a few years and they appear to be lasting longer. I was not in a position to do back-to-back tests with the "Finished" surface treatment, but others I know have had positive responses. It would stand to reason that a highly polished surface would at least have less resistance moving through oil over OEM machined and coated surfaces. A smoother surface would also tend to reduce friction. I wouldn't be wasting my time on it if I didn't think it was beneficial.
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Originally Posted by BlueOval Ralph
It should help life but becarefull on the lube side you need the lube in the meshing of the gears and with alot of EP addiv. so gear mesh does not pust the lube out it needs to stay on the teeth.
JMPO
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no Mikronite, no cryogenic, no EP additive...
631 passes to date on my out of the box Richmond Pro gears, 60 footing low 20's to high teens with a best of 1.17 at 3144 lbs. with nothing more than 1 quart of Mobil 1 gear lube.
Just saying.
