Parts Boiling Time?

[Ponch]

How long do I boil them for? Looking to do my wing/stay.

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One more Q. Do I run them under cold water after, or just let them cool off to room temp?

[dentguy92]

10 minutes

[Ponch]

Awesome. Thanks.

[Ponch]

One more Q. Do I run them under cold water after, or just let them cool off to room temp?

[dentguy92]

just turn off the stove and let them cool down

[Ponch]

So...Once the 10 is up cut off heat, let sit in the pot till cool?

Or get the pot to a boil, and cut off the heat and let them sit in it for 10?

[dentguy92]

boil for ten then cut the heat

[dentguy92]

don't let the parts sit on the bottom of the pan. they should float but watch them close

[olds97_lss]

Has anyone tested to see if this really works?

Just curious...

[FreeRideFrosty]

Lots of people have. The parts get more flexible so tollerances aren't as good (not great for racing) but they take more abuse. (better for bashing)

[rocco79]

Lots of people have. The parts get more flexible so tollerances aren't as good (not great for racing) but they take more abuse. (better for bashing)

Its just as good for racing as it is for anything. It doesnt majke the parts that soft... It just takes away brittleness

[Ponch]

Yeah I just did it on the wing/stay and I can notice alot more flexableness in the wing...And a little more in the mount.

[FreeRideFrosty]

Yeah... I didn't mean that they would just bend... It's just that if people complain about plastics bending on certain RC's too much as is and how it creates slop... boiling would only make it worse. That is why so many people go graphite on 1/10 scales. It is brittle but very hard... there are pros and cons to everything.