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rust prevention - any experience, anyone?
I know in the maritime world this type of technology is used effectively (sacrificial anodes, for example).
I'm curious whether anyone has used this tech on a car with success. If it works, it could be a great option for these 911's? http://www.4wdworld.com.au/newproducts/couplertec.htm Emery
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Emery 1988 930 coupe - Silver Metallic TurboKraft 3.3L 8:1 CR, SuperSC Cams, GT35R, B&B Headers, TK intercooler, Tial WG, ARP, tecGT based phased sequential EFI & ignition, Wevo shifter/coupler, ... 
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01-08-2006, 06:10 AM
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Emery,
If you do a search on "electronic rust prevention" you will find that this technology has been discussed. The thread also has links to additional discussions on the topic. Jim S. |
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01-08-2006, 06:47 AM
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Thanks...here is that thread.
Electronic Rust Prevention Did not seem to have any first hand experience, just opinions. I'll keep searching. If I find any hard data I'll share it.
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