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06-14-2010 12:27 PM #2
Depends a lot on what steel the parts are made out of. Quenched and tempered steels (chrome moly) are fairly susceptable especially at hardnesses over 30 HRc while mild alloy steels are not. Most suspension parts are probably not that hard and even in chrome moly would not be that susceptable.
I believe the baking must be performed within 4 hours of metal exposure to hydrogen.
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