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  1. #1 BAM is slipier than Teflon 
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    all the cool stuff out there they discover by accident. maybe we should just start throwing **** together and see where it gets us.

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    Very neat, I wonder when BAM coated Bearings will be available
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    I would think, if its is indeed that slippery that it would make its way onto all the moving surfaces of an engine and transmission. Bearings, cylinders, crank assembly, valve train, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SyntheticShield View Post
    I would think, if its is indeed that slippery that it would make its way onto all the moving surfaces of an engine and transmission. Bearings, cylinders, crank assembly, valve train, etc.
    Eventually, but imagine the gains if swapping bearings to BAM bearings...... probably 10-15hp+ in friction losses that can be removed
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    Well not only that, think of the fuel economy savings.
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