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Nissan R200 Pinion & Final Gear: WPC Treatment Series

¥36,500Price

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View the full price list for WPC treatments and options. (PDF)

 

 

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See how WPC treatment improves surface hardness. 

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The Science of Ultimate Durability and Smoothness

WPC Treatment is a revolutionary surface refinement technology.

By bombarding the metal surface with ultra-fine spherical shots at speeds of 200m/s, we achieve three critical performance upgrades:

  • Increased Fatigue Strength: Instantaneous heating and cooling during impact micro-refines the crystal structure.

  • Higher Surface Hardness: Repeated plastic deformation creates a work-hardened, toughened layer.

  • Superior Lubrication: Micro-dimples on the surface act as oil reservoirs, preventing oil film breakdown even under extreme loads.

 

The Technology Behind the Build

  • WPC Treatment® Engineered to prevent gear tooth damage and breakage. This treatment enhances wear resistance and fatigue strength, making your R200 differential "bulletproof" for high-power applications.

  • MoS2 Shot Treatment Fuses a solid lubricant layer (Molybdenum Disulfide) to the surface without binders. This maximizes the low-friction effect, providing butter-smooth sliding resistance that resin-based coatings can't match.

  • Sirius Finish® A high-precision polishing process that achieves a mirror-like smoothness (thousands-grit level) even on complex gear geometries, reducing drag to the absolute minimum while maintaining WPC-strengthened surfaces.

 

Composite Treatment Benefits

  • (A) WPC + Sirius: Maximum strength with a highly refined surface finish.

  • (B) WPC + MoS2: Maximum strength with significantly reduced sliding resistance.

  • (C) WPC + Sirius + MoS2: The Pinnacle. The ultimate reduction in friction and the highest level of durability available.

 

Note: WPC Treatment® and Sirius Finish® are patented technologies of

Fuji Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Custom processing is available based on your specific racing conditions and requirements.

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