flow honing injectors

[revemup15]

Anyone know any reputable shops that do this?

[CumminsPower59]

Same here, I want to get my 6x11's flow honed...

[oldestof11]

Hit up RCCummins, he can get them flow honed for you.

[ellis93]

Hit up RCCummins, he can get them flow honed for you.

Yep,he has a set of mine right now.

[revemup15]

I never asked for a middle man, i asked for a COMPANY that does flow honing. For anyone else look up north idaho technology ..... i will send me sticks to him...

[ellis93]

I never asked for a middle man, i asked for a COMPANY that does flow honing. For anyone else look up north idaho technology ..... i will send me sticks to him...

Well gee,your most welcome for our input,next time you want to ask something why don't you save the time and google it

[Bob L]

Anyone know any reputable shops that do this?

I have never used them, no connection, but you might check them out.

http://www.dnrind.com/extrude.htm

Is this process usually expensive ?.
Seems very intro quite and very precise, and specialized.

[RCCUMMINS89]

Anyone know any reputable shops that do this?

I have never used them, no connection, but you might check them out.

http://www.dnrind.com/extrude.htm

Is this process usually expensive ?.
Seems very intro quite and very precise, and specialized.

Depends on who does it and their machine and the process they use. There is wet material and dry material. Industrial Injection can do it and they can flow sticks over 85% and more. Problem is being able to control each individual hole. Xiergy also does it.... it isn't uncommon for most shops to run $300 for it, mainly because they have the "newest" in technology that allows them open them up farther. The main idea behind flow honing is to make a finish and not to open them up beyond a certain point.

[dazedandconfused]

Anyone know any reputable shops that do this?

I have never used them, no connection, but you might check them out.

http://www.dnrind.com/extrude.htm

Is this process usually expensive ?.
Seems very intro quite and very precise, and specialized.

Depends on who does it and their machine and the process they use. There is wet material and dry material. Industrial Injection can do it and they can flow sticks over 85% and more. Problem is being able to control each individual hole. Xiergy also does it.... it isn't uncommon for most shops to run $300 for it, mainly because they have the "newest" in technology that allows them open them up farther. The main idea behind flow honing is to make a finish and not to open them up beyond a certain point.

Is this the company you were talking about?
http://www.exergyengineering.com/index.html

[revemup15]

I never asked for a middle man, i asked for a COMPANY that does flow honing. For anyone else look up north idaho technology ..... i will send me sticks to him...

Well gee,your most welcome for our input,next time you want to ask something why don't you save the time and google it

Dont get butthurt ellis.... you know i love you

[RCCUMMINS89]

They are the common ones for the Common Rail stuff. There are other/more affordable companies to get flow hone work through. The "big name" shops that do the newer stuff (cp3) have a tendency to be very expensive and don't have the same understanding as the ones that specialize in 12 valve injection.

[ellis93]

I never asked for a middle man, i asked for a COMPANY that does flow honing. For anyone else look up north idaho technology ..... i will send me sticks to him...

Well gee,your most welcome for our input,next time you want to ask something why don't you save the time and google it

Dont get butthurt ellis.... you know i love you

So when you taking me out to dinner then?

[cougar]

I've never heard of these people before in my life
Idaho Diesel Technology Inc
129 20th Street N
Lewiston, ID
Phone: (208) 746-4422